Bhadana

Bhadana is a village located in the Bhiwani district of Haryana, India. It is situated in the southern part of the district, approximately 15 kilometers from the district headquarters, Bhiwani. The village is primarily an agricultural community, with its economy largely dependent on farming. The main crops cultivated in and around Bhadana include wheat, mustard, and various pulses.

The demographics of Bhadana consist mainly of rural Indian population. Like many villages in Haryana, Bhadana has a local governance structure headed by a Sarpanch. Basic amenities such as primary schools and healthcare facilities are typically available within the village or in nearby settlements. Transportation links to Bhiwani and other surrounding areas are usually via road. The cultural life of Bhadana reflects the broader traditions and customs prevalent in the Haryanvi region, with local festivals and community gatherings playing an important role in social life. Information on the specific history or founding of Bhadana is not widely documented in public records, but it shares the general historical trajectory of rural settlements in this part of North India. The village's development is often tied to agricultural productivity and government initiatives aimed at rural upliftment.