Dadri

Dadri is a town in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It lies in the western part of the state near the National Capital Region and the national capital area of Delhi. The town functions as an urban center for surrounding rural areas and is administered as a municipal body within its district.

Geography and climate: Dadri sits on the Indo-Gangetic Plain, with flat terrain and fertile soil. The climate features hot summers, a monsoon season, and cool winters, typical of northern India.

Economy and infrastructure: The local economy centers on agriculture, trading, and small-scale manufacturing, with markets that serve nearby villages. As part of the broader NCR framework, Dadri is linked by road to major cities and towns, and residents rely on a network of roads and nearby rail and bus services for regional travel.

Demographics and culture: The population is largely Hindi-speaking, with diverse communities living in and around the town. Educational facilities include primary and secondary schools, and residents access higher education in the larger district.

History and governance: The town has historical roots in the wider plain region and is governed by a local urban body under district administration. It has seen gradual growth due to its proximity to Delhi and its inclusion in NCR planning and development efforts.