Surenkama

Surenkama is a village located in the district of Sikar in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is situated in the Shekhawati region, an area known for its historical havelis and fresco paintings. The village is part of the Dhod tehsil.

The primary economic activity in Surenkama, like many villages in the region, is agriculture. The crops grown are typically those suited to the semi-arid climate of Rajasthan, such as millet, pulses, and oilseeds. Livestock rearing also plays a role in the local economy.

Surenkama has basic amenities, including schools and healthcare facilities, to serve its residents. The community is largely agrarian, with social structures and traditions common to rural Rajasthan. Like other villages in the Shekhawati region, it is influenced by the cultural heritage of the area, although it may not be as widely known for its architectural marvels as some of its more prominent neighboring towns. Connectivity to larger towns and cities is usually via road networks. Information regarding specific historical landmarks or unique cultural practices within Surenkama itself is limited in broader public records. The local administration and community efforts often focus on improving agricultural output and essential services for the villagers.