Ratia

Ratia is a town in Fatehabad district, in the Indian state of Haryana. It functions as an administrative and commercial center for the surrounding rural area and serves as a local hub for markets, services, and daily commerce. The town is situated in western Haryana on the plain that characterizes the region, and it forms part of the district’s network of towns that support agricultural communities.

The economy of Ratia is primarily based on agriculture and related services. Residents typically engage in farming activities in the surrounding countryside and participate in local trade and public services that sustain the town’s daily life. As in much of western Haryana, the town relies on road connectivity to link with nearby towns and villages, enabling the movement of people and goods.

Demographically, the area reflects the linguistic pattern of western Haryana, with Hindi and Haryanvi commonly spoken among residents. The civic and administrative framework places Ratia under the jurisdiction of Fatehabad district within the state government of Haryana.

In terms of infrastructure, Ratia is served mainly by road transport, with regional bus networks connecting it to Fatehabad and other neighboring towns. Access to rail and air travel is provided by larger nearby towns and cities in the region. Educational facilities in Ratia include government and private schools, while higher education typically requires travel to larger towns in the district or state.