Ghanaur

Ghanaur is a small village located in the state of Haryana, India. It falls under the administrative division of Hisar district. The village is situated approximately 25 kilometers west of the city of Hisar. Ghanaur's economy is primarily agrarian, with most of its residents engaged in farming. The main crops cultivated in the region include wheat, barley, and various pulses.

The village has basic amenities such as a government primary school, a community health center, and a post office. Like many rural Indian villages, Ghanaur has a strong community spirit, and local festivals and events are celebrated with enthusiasm. The nearest railway station and major transportation hub is in Hisar, providing connectivity to other parts of the state and country. Water resources for agriculture are largely dependent on rainfall and an underground water table. The village's infrastructure has seen gradual development over the years, with improvements in roads and access to electricity. The local governance is managed by a gram panchayat, which oversees the village's development and welfare activities.