History and Social–Agricultural Overview of Rajpura

Rajpura is a traditional village located in the Narnaund–Hansi district, Haryana. The name “Rajpura” suggests historical links with royal or administrative settlements, which indicates the village’s old and respected heritage.

At present, the village is led by its Sarpanch, Mr. Mahipal. Under his leadership, development works are being carried out with focus on improving internal roads, sanitation facilities, and basic public infrastructure.

Socially, Rajpura has a disciplined and cooperative community environment. The villagers strongly believe in unity, mutual respect, and collective decision-making. Agriculture forms the backbone of the village economy.

The fertile land of Rajpura supports the cultivation of wheat, mustard, and seasonal crops. Farmers are hardworking and are gradually adopting modern agricultural techniques to enhance productivity. Animal husbandry also plays an important role in supporting household income. Traditional festivals and social gatherings are celebrated together, reflecting strong cultural values and social harmony. Rajpura stands as a peaceful rural village progressing steadily towards development.