Jhajjar

Jhajjar is a city and a municipal council in the Jhajjar district of the Indian state of Haryana. It is situated in the Jhajjar district, approximately 50 kilometers west of Delhi. The city is a significant administrative and commercial center for the region.

Historically, Jhajjar has seen various rulers, including the Tomars, Chauhans, and Mughals. It was a prominent jagir (feudal estate) under the Mughal Empire. During the Indian Rebellion of 1857, Jhajjar played a role, and its Nawab was later deposed.

The economy of Jhajjar is primarily agrarian, with agriculture being a major source of livelihood. The district is known for its production of wheat, rice, and vegetables. Cottage industries and small-scale manufacturing also contribute to the local economy.

Jhajjar is connected by road and rail networks, facilitating transportation and trade. The nearest railway station is Jhajjar, and it is well-connected to other major cities in Haryana and neighboring states. Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi is the closest major airport.

The city offers basic amenities and services to its residents. It has educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and markets catering to the needs of the population. Jhajjar is also known for its local culture and traditions, which are reflected in its festivals and social customs. The area is part of the larger Rohtak division of Haryana.