dghera

Dghera is a village located in the Bharatpur district of the Indian state of Rajasthan. It lies in the northern part of the district, approximately 12 kilometres south of the district headquarters, Bharatpur, and is situated on the plain that is part of the larger Indira Gandhi Canal irrigation zone. The village falls within the jurisdiction of the Bharatpur tehsil and is part of the Bharatpur parliamentary constituency.

The population of Dghera, according to the 2011 Census of India, is roughly 4,200 residents, comprising primarily of agrarian families. The local economy is largely based on agriculture, with wheat, mustard, and cotton being the principal crops cultivated in the surrounding fields. A number of small-scale livestock operations, especially dairy farming, supplement household incomes. The village benefits from the canal's irrigation system, which has improved agricultural productivity since its establishment in the late 20th century.

Culturally, Dghera hosts several traditional festivals, most notably the annual Garba fair in honor of the regional deity. The community also observes the broader Rajasthani customs, such as the celebration of Holi and Diwali with communal gatherings and local cuisine featuring traditional dishes like dal baati and gatte ki sabzi.

Infrastructure includes a primary school that serves the village's children, a basic health sub-centre, and a community hall that hosts local meetings and events. Although modest in size, Dghera exemplifies the typical small agrarian settlement in the northern Rajasthan region, with a strong emphasis on community cooperation and agricultural livelihood.