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BIDWANI DISTRICT~G~
Hanuman Mandir.-Situated outside the Hanuman Gate, this temple
~is said to beone ofthe oldest ofBhiwani, built over 300years ago. On every
Tuesday people visit in large numbels to offer prayers to god Hanuman and
distributep rashad.
Hira Puri Mandir.-Situated at the bank of Dobi, the old pond of the
town, itissaid to bethe oldest temple. The main deity isShiva. Legend has
itthat oneMahatma Hirapuri camefromvillage Luhani and started livinghere.
Bhiwaniwasthen aRajput villageoccupied bytwo di tinctgroups, viz.Lohadh
and Halu. There werefrequent clashes between them over the water of the
village well,located near the present site of the temple. Once the Rajputs of
both sidesassembled tofightwitheach other atthisspot. Mahatma Hira Puri
could not tolerate this quarrel between inhabitants of the same villageand he
laid himself alivein samadhi in order to restore peace. Later a Shiva Temple
waserectedonthesite.
Samadhi of Todar Singh.-It is located near the Bichhawa Tank. It
is believed that Emperor Humayun came to Charkhi Dadri for Shikar and
married aRajputgirl. Herbrother BhaniSingh withthehelpofMughal troops
raided Baliali (a village near Bhiwani). Rajputs of Bhiwani could not brook
this insult, and under the leadership ofTodar Singh fought Bhani Singh, who
waskilledinbattle. The Emperor sentencedTodar Singhtodeath. A samadhi
wasbuilt inhismemory.
Modern Bhiwani has a city water-supply scheme, one ofthe largest of
its kind. The neWDistrict Administrative-cum-Judicial Complex built in red
stone, revivesthetraditional Rajasthani architecture blended with the modern.
ABalBhawan, amulti-storey District PublicLibrary, anewmulti-storey P.W.D.
resthouse have also comeup in recentyears. A stadium ofinter-national
standards isunder construction.
Industrially the town istaking newshape. Amilkplant was setup in
1972bytheHaryana Dairy Development Corporation, atacostof Rs. 601akh.
'Bafed Bakeries', the firstcooperative bakery in the country wasestablished at
acostof Rs.12lakh. Therearetwolarge-scaletextileunits, guar gumfactory,
vegetablegheefactory, dental chair units, and anumber ofsmalltextileunits.
Other places of interest for public service include a police station, a
post and telegraph office,atelephone exchange, ageneralhospital, aT.B.clinic,
an EmployeesState Insurance Dispensary, Ganpat Rai Matri SevaSadan Hospital,
Kishan LalJalan Free EyeHospital, Adarsh Eye Hospital, Kanhi Ram
Free Eye Hospital, a veterinary hospital, an industrial training institute, a

Government industrial 'school for girls, Technological Institute of Textiles,
Vaish College, Adarsh Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Government College,
K.M. College of Education, aGovernment college of 'education, 6 privately
managed high/higher secondary schoolsforboysand girls, 2Government high/
higher secondary schools for boys and girls, a District library, Kirori Mal
Library, Kishan LalSevaSadan Library, amunicipal park, threecinemahouses,
anewbusstand, acanal resthouse, aP.W.D. resthouse, aH.S.E.B. resthouse,
a milkplant rest house and a number ofdharmsala:s.
CHARKID DADRI (TAHSIL DAPRI)
Headquarters of the tahsil and Sub-Division named Dadri, it lies at
280 36/ north latitude and 76 0 17' east longitude. It islocated 30 kilometres
from Bhiwani to the south-east. In 1971, it had apopulation of 19,484. 1 It
is arailway station on the Firozpur-Rewari section(metre gauge)of Northern
Railway.
The old toWnwhich was surrounded by a stone wall with four gates
(Rail Darwaja, Delhi Gate, Budwana Gate and Charkhi Gate) and two small
entrances, has extended itself outside the old wall towards the railway station
and neWbus stand. The old compound wall with the gates was built by the
Maharaja oferstwhile Jind State in 1917Samvat (A.D. 1860). The oldhouses
aremostly built ofstoneand lime; somepresent animposing appearance. New
modern houses are coming up. The toWnisabig mandi. A Master Plan has
been prepared for development and is being put through.
Prior to settlement ofthe present town there wassaid to bealake that
abounded infrogs. The Sanskrit word for frog isdadur, and hencethe name
Dadri. To distinguish this frog town from other similar place names in the
adjoining areas, and evenintheadjoining States, thename Charkhi (ofanearby
village)was~dded toprecedeit.
One Bihlan, aRajput, who came from AjmerShariff, Rajasthan, issaid
tohavefounded thetown,nearly 600yearsago. InA.D. 1806, the thenBritish
Government of India gavethis area to the Nawab Ismail Khan of Jhajjar. But
the Nawab opposed the British during 1857 Uprising. The areawastaken back
asapunishment and wasgivento Maharaja Sarup Singh ofJind, as areward
forhisservices. It remained apart oferstwhileJindState tilltheformation of
PEPSU (Patiala and East Punjab States Union) in 1948. Later, after the
mergerofPEPSU andPunjabin 1956, thetownbecameapart of theMahendragarhdistrict,
and wasincluded intheBhiwanidistrict inDecember 1972.

The principal antiquities and placesofinterest inthetown are :-
Shyamesar Tank.-The big Shyamesar Tank with stone quays (ghats)
and a number of temples around is a place of grandeur gone by. It is
said to have been builtbyoneLalaSita Ram around A.D. 1687,ata cost of
Rs.1 lakh. According to Phulkian States Gazetteer (Patiala, Jind andNabha),
1904 1 ,he was the treasurer of Muhammad Shah,Emperor ofDelhi. Butaccordingtoanother
lagend, hewasthetreasurer ofShah Jahan, theMughal Emperor
ofIndia.
The municipality has made arrangements for supply of canal water to
thetank, and isalsotaking stepstoclearitup asatourist attraction.
Mandir and Samadhi of Baba Shami Dayal.-Located on the bank of
theShyamesar Tank, itissaid to betheoldesttemple ofthetown. Legendhas
itthat whenBihlanfounded thistown, there wasaSamadhi ofasaint known
as Shami Dayal. Bihlan saw in a dream that the saint wished him to build
atemple, whichwould leadtotheprosperity ofhis casteand thearea. Bihlan
constructed the te'1lplenamed after the saint. Thisisaplaceofveneration for
Jats ofPhogat got (clan). Everyyear amela isheld on theeightday of Bhadrapad
(Samvat), and isattended byPhogat Jats inlarge numbers.
There are scores of other Hindu temples, a Jain temple and a Sikh
gurdwara inthe town. •
The old fort (built nearly 200 years ago by the Nawab ofJhajjar) now
houses anumber ofGovernment offices. .
The town isalso known for the Dalmia Cement Factory. Established
in 1938,itemploysnearly 1,000workers. Itsproduction capacity is750tonnes
perday. 1\
Places of public serviceinclude a police station, a post and telegraph
office,telephone exchange,a50-bedcivilhospital, anEmployeesState Insurance
Dispensary, a veterinary hospital, a recently constructed bus stand, a cinema
house, a municipal library, a municipal rose garden, Mathura Parsad Trust
Library and Reading Room, Janta VidyaMandir, Ganpat RaiRasivasia College,
Sarswati Collegefor women, Saraswati College of Education, a Government
industrial school for girls, a Government higher secondary school for boys,
a Government higher secondary school for girls,twoprivately managed high!
higher secondary schools for boys and girls, a canal rest house, a Sainik rest
house, aP.W.D. resthouse (known(as Dorothy Villa)and a number ofdharmsalas.
1. Ibid. p.333.
2. For details,seeChapteroni'Industries'.

Located at the foot of a hilloci

edan independent State. The Raja ofKhetri, Bhopal, Singh, a satellite of
the Jaipur raf, attempted to subdue ~hembut was slain in battle at Loharu.
The placewas, however,re-annexed toJaipur for atime, but it soon regained
independence. Subsequently it acknowledged British suzerainty, and the
government ceded it to the Maharaja of Alwar, who had loyally aided them
during the Maratha Campaign.~ Nawab Ahmed Bakhsh Khan ll , who served
theMaharaja ofAlwar, wasgiventhis areainrecognition ofhisservices. Thus
hewasthe virtual founder ofthefamily whichruled overthearea for seven
generations. ~1
Loharu Fort.-Loharu fort isthechiefmonument. It is said to have
b(lenbuiltinA.D. 1570 byArjan Singh. The Nawab's palace wasbuilt inside
the fort in 189~. The building of the palace is a mixture of oriental and west~
ern styles. It stand'> on a raised terrace, with afountain and a tank in its
centre. The palace hasbeenpurchased byHaryana Government and thetahsil
officeandtreasury arenowhoused init.
Mosque.-Situated in the middle of the town is a mosque built
inPersian style with adome, minarets, and afounfiufi at the centre of the
court. It wasbuilt inA.D. 1861by oneMirza Nazar Mp.hammad Beg.
Shikharband Mandir.-Located 'inside 'it, is the town's oldest Hindu
temple inthe town. It issaid to have been built in 1710Samvat (A.D. 1653)
and traces its origin to the days of Sheikhawati rule.. Principal deity of the
temple islord Rama.
ShriSatya Narayan Temple.-Located near theAmin Mandi, thetemple
was built inSamvat 2000 (A.D. 1943)at a cost ofRs. 1.25 .lakh. The land
for the temple was donated by the then Nawab ofLoharu. It isan attractive
templewithgodSatyaNarayan asthemaindeity.
Tomb ofRaja Khetri.- The old tomb isnow incomplete decay. However,pakka
platform wasraised in A.D. 1894bythethen Maharaja ofKhetri.
According to astoneinscription inHindi and English, oneBhopal Singh, Raia
ofKhetri waskilled atthisspotwhilst storming thefort ofLoharu on Bhadra-
1. Hisar District and Laharu State Gazetteer (Laharu State), 1904, p.2.
2. Nawab Ahmed Bakhsh Khan was the son of Mirza ArifJanBeg,a Bukhari Mughal,
who came to India in the middle of the 18th century and took service under Emperor
Ahmad Shah of Delhi.

pad Krishna 10, B.S. 1828(Septembet 5, 1771).1 in this battle both the
rulers were killed.
Grave ofthedog ofBakhtawar, aslave, and adome known asSati-ki-
Mandi, where the wifeof Bakhtawar is believed to have immolated herself,
after her husband's death, are nowincomplete aecay, only'ruins canbeseen.
According to the Hisar District and Loharu State Gazetteer (Lohru State), 1915'.
the dog ofBakhtawar is saidto have helpedin killingnearly 28 persons in a
battle between Thakur Madan Singh and Alf Khan, Governor of Risar
(Hissar). inSamvat 1728(A.D. 1671).
Towards the westof the town there isatank paved with stone which
wasbuilt bythethenNawab ofLoharu in1902atacost ofRs.20,000.
Another big pakka tank located near thepresent residence oftheNawab
ofLoharu wasbuilt bySeth Rar Narayan Ishwar Dutt ofKajrewala inSamvat
1972(A.D. 1915). Nawab Amar-ud-din donated 1,100bighas ofland for
grazing. This land isnowmanaged bytheGaushala Loham.
The Amin Mandi with228 shops was constructed by theNawab of
Loharu nearly sevendecades ago. The plan and layout of the mandi isexcellent,butit
noWhasadeserted appearance. Loharu used tobea flourishing
market during the Nawab's time. The merger of the State with the Risar
district, and removal o£.all restrictions on inter-State movement resulted in
dwindling trade, and consequently alarge number oftraders migrated to other
towns.
A number ofplac~sofpublic utility have come up during the last few
years which include a 24-bed civilhospital, a T.B. clinic, a bus stand and a
P.W.D. rest house. Other places ofpublic service include a police station,
apost and telegraph office, atelephone exchange, aveterinary hospital, amunicipal1ibrary
and reading room, aGovernment highschool forboys,a Governmenthigh'schoolforgirlsandthreebigdharmsalas.
MITATHAL (TAHSIL BWWANI)
Situated at adistance of 11kilometres to the north-east ofBhiwani, it
liesat28° 53'north Latitude and 76°11'eastlongitude. In 1971,ithad a popu-
1. The stone inscription reads thus: "This is sacred to the memory of Raja Bhopal
Singh Ii ofKhetri who was killed here ina battle whilst storming the fort ofLoharu inBhadrapad
Krishna 10, B.S. 1728(5th September A.D. 167l) and was put up by his great grand-son
Raja AjitSingh JiBahadur of Khetri inA.D. 1899".
2. Ibid, pp. 21-22.

latioll of4,2381..Thevillageisapproached byalink road fromTigrana onthe
Bhiwani-Jind Road.
The results of archaeological excavation supervised in 1968 have
thrown welcome light on the Copper-Bronze- age culture-complex of the
Indo-Gangetic divide of the 3rd-2nd millennia B.C. It provides a continuous
cultural sequencefrompre-Harappan tolate-Harappan times.
Thesitecametolightforthefirst timein 1913 whena horde of coins
ofSamudra Gupta, oneofthemostillustrious kingsoftheGupta dynasty, was
found. During 1965to 1967, beads and curious copper implements werediscovered
at the site, giving it the honour of yielding.proto-historic material.
This wasfollowedbyexcavations in 1968.
There are two low mounds of modest size. The smaller mound, measuring
150x300metresand risingto aheight of 5metres,lieson thewest,and
the bigger one, on the east, isabout 300x75metres inexpanse and nearly 3
metres in height. The excavator believes that the site once lay on the bank
ofriverYamuna whichhassincegradually movedaway.2
The site has yieldeda variety ofantiquities suchas beads, bangles and
terracotta, stone, shell,copper, ivory and bone objects. 3
Mitathal may be said to bethe most classical

Tne old village situated on'a mound has extended towards the West
afterIndependence (1947). Itisabigmandi for bajra and moong. Most oftheold
houses are made ofmud but newhouses of brick, cementand steelarecoming
up: Streets are mostly pakka. The placeisknownfor its good quality drinking-
water. It is said that before Independence, the Bikaner State had
made arrangements to procure drinking water from Siwanifor the patients
of tbe State Hospital at Bikaner.
Nothing muchis known about the history ofthetownbut it isestimated
at 1,100 years old. But for a few Hindu temples, which are of recent
origin, there isno place ofinterest worth mentioning.
The places of publie service include a police station, apost and telegraph
office,a telephone exchange, a Government dispensary, a veterinary
hospital, a G:wernment high school for boys, a Government middle school
for girls, a Haryana StateElectricityBoard resthouse, andapoliceresthouse.
TOSHAM(Tahsil Bhiwani)
Headquarters ofa Development Block, itliesat28°52;north latittrde
and 75°37'east longitude. It is23 kilometres to the north-west of BhiWani.
In 1971,it had a population of 5,039.~ It is dominated bythe 800 feet(244
metres)high hump ofTosham hill. The hillrisescharacteristically out ofthe
desert SAnd,almost like the hump of a camel. Curiously enough, as one
approaches Tosham by·road from Bhiwani side, the hillgivesan impression
of a sleeping camel.
Onthe top ofthe hill,there isan irregular plateau coveredwithjungle
growth. Thereare platforms and ponds, someofwhichcontain a little water.
These water ponds mostly liealong the eastern brow ofthe rock, and carry
names like Pandutirtha, Surya Kund, Vyasa Kund, and Kukara Sarovar. A
fairis heMon Somvati' Amavas atthesetanks.
The very name Tosham isstrgges1:iveof-its derivation from a chaste
Sanskrit word. Itis saidto beoneofthe ancienttowns of Haryana. People
also seemto associate 1,itwith the legendary Pandavas and claim that'there
was·a Tapobhumi where the sages, in olden times, observed penance. It
also remained part ofthe Delhi kingdom of Prithviraja Chahamana (Chauhan).:'
1. Census of India 1971, District Census Handbook, Hisar District, 1974, p. 195.
2. In A.D. 1190-91, Muhammad Ghuri invaded India but was defeated byPrithviraja
Chahamana(Chauhan)ofSakambhari in the battlefieitl of Tirawari(Taraori),situated between
Thanesar- and. ~arnaI. In order to avenge himself of the defeat, the Sultan again attacked
India in1192and defeated Prithviraja atTirawari (Taraori) and the latter was taken aprisoner
or killed in the nei'ghbourhood of'river Saraswati. (Kamal District Gazetteer, 1975, p~ 21.)

During the Mughal period, one Turssam Khan, a Pathan invaded this town.
Placesofantiquity and historical importance inthe town are :
Rock Inscriptions.- The inscriptions found engraved on the precipice
ofthe hillarethe oldestand surestrelicoftheancient past inTosham. These
were first brought to notice by General Cunningham in 1875. They
maybeseen about halfwayupthe hill,ontwo separate largeblocks, ofwhich,
the larger one, nearly twoand ahalf metres high and twometres broad, contain
three records, including the longest and most important one, and the other
contain two small epigraphs. Though the language of these inscriptions is
Sanskrit thescript isPali. These inscriptions date back to the 4th-5th century
A.D.These epigraphs, [though short, throw a good deal of light on the
contemporary religious history of this part ofIndia.
SalUadhiof MUDgipa.-Climbing up the hillfrom east lies theSamadhi
of Sidha Mungipa ofthe Nath Sect, whois believedto have immolated himself
alive for killing a cow. It is said that the saint was in meditation
whena cowdisturbed him, hejust raised his hand to ward her off.The
cow, out offear, tried to run away but rolled down the hilland died.
People come here inlarge numbers to offer. foodgrains and oilsat the
Samadhi over whichstands a domed structure.
Little above this, thereisa waterpool in a cavern, besidewhichthere is
a Shiva te.mple.
PaDehaTirtha.-It is an ancient temple situated on the Tosham hill.
People visit this temple on Kartika Purnima and have adip in the tank
here.
-Archaeologically, the other significant findsarethe largebricksmeasuring
.31x25x5em, belonging to the Kushan-Gupta age, which may still be
seenin theconstruction ofthe fort wall,. theruins ofwhichcanbe seenonthe
hill.
Prithvi Raj Ki Katcher)' or Baradari.- There stands a smallstone
hillock to the north of the Tosham hill; it is crowned by a building,
variously called Baradari or Prithvi Raj Ki Katchery, made ona cross-wise
plan, each wing being 5 metres high and projecting over 3 metres
from the central square building which is surmounted by a low dome.
Architecturally, it may fall in the early Sultanate period. The whole

structure has sixteen arched openings, although apparently there appear
twelve openings which probably lend it the name Baradari. It is made of
rubble-stone joined by and plastered overwith lime mortar.
Many newbuildings and placesofpublic servicebuilt recently include
a24-bed CivilHospital, abus stand and new waterworks built· at a cost of
Rs. 9lakh. Other places ofpublic serviceinclude apolicertation, a post and
telegraph office,a telephone exchange, a ueterinary hospital, a Government
industrial school for girls, a Government high school for girls, a Government
hi~h schoolfor boys, a P.W.D. rest house and twodharmsalas.

I Normals and Extremes of Rainfall
n Channels of the Western Yamuna(Jumna) Canal System
m Channels of the Bhakhra Canal System
IV Channels of the Jui Lift Irrigation Scheme
V Channels of the Loharu Lift Irrigation Scheme
VI Stages of the Siwani Canal System
vm Pump Houses ofthe Siwani Lift Irrigation Scheme
IX Water Requirement ofDifferent Crops
X Scheme -wise achievement of Bhiwani MFAL since inception
(June 1971) to March 31, 1977
XI Regional Artificial Insemination Centres and Stockman Centres
under the Intensive Cattle Development Project,Bhiwani
xu
Xln
Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries
Droughts occurred and Relief Measures afforded in the Bhiwani
tahsil (1958-59 to 1976-77)
XIV Droughts occurred and Relief Measures afforded in the Dadri
tahsil (1938-39 to 1974-75)
xv Droughts occurred and Relief Measures afforded in the Loharu
tahsil (1972-73 to 1974·75)
XVI Cotton Ginning, Spinning and Weaving Factories at Bhiwani in
the beginning of the 20th Century
XVII Small-Scale Industrial Units as on November I, 1966
XVIn Loans Sanctioned and Disbursed by Haryana Financial
CJrporation
XIX Grants and Loans Disbursed by Haryana Khadi and Village
Industries Board
XX Suggested New Industries
XXI Small-Scale Industrial Units as on March 31,1977
580
582
594
596
602
614
637
638
641
642
643

XXIII Industry-wise Registered Working Factories as on March 31,
1977 646
XXIV Registered Working Factories ason March 31,1977 647
XXV Arrivals ofImportant Agricultural Commodities inthe Regulated
Markets during 1971-72to 1974-75 651
XXVI Achievements and Progress ofCooperative Consumers' Store,
Bhiwani 653
xxvn Roads Maintained byPublic Works Department (March 31,1977).. 654
XXIX Rest Houses
XXX Dharmsalas
XXXI Post Offices (March 31,1977)
XXXII Retail Prices (per rupee) at Hisar onthe 1stJanuary each year
(1861-1932)
XXXIII Retail prices (per rupee) at Loharu on the 1stJanuary each year ..
(1871-1911) 682
XXXIV Wages ofLabour (per day) inHisar (1870-1932) 683
XXXV Wages ofLabour (per day) inLohl'nl (1900-1911) 684
XXXVI Achievements under Community De\'elopment Programme 685
XXXVII Tansil-wise progress ofConsolidation Work (March 31,1975) 686
xxxvrn Criminal Courts inerstwhile Jind State inthe beginning ofthe
20th Century 687
XXX[X Civiland Revenue Courts inerstwhile Jind State in the beginning
ofthe 20th Century 689
XL Subje~ts covered by bye-hws framed bythe Bhiwani Municipality. . 690
XLI Subjects covered bybye-lawsframea bythe Charkhi Dadri
Municipality 690
XLII Development and Public Utility Work done byPanchayats 691
XLrn Judicial Work done byPanchayats 693
XLIV Income and Expenditure ofPanchayats 693
XLV Income and Expenditure of Panchayat Samitis 694
XLVI Allopathic Hospitals and Dispensaries (March 31,1976)
XLVII Institutions engaged in Family Planning Work
XLVIII Important Labour Laws
695
697
698

Number
ofyears
of
data
Bhiwani SO a 15.0 12.2 9.4 4.8 10.2 42.9 115.6 104.9
b 1.3 1.1 1.0 0.5 1.1 3.0 6.1 5.8
Siwani 17 a 17.3 12.9 7.6 3.8 5.6 36.6 84.3 64.0
b 1.0 0.9 0.9 0.4 0.5 2.1 4.1 3.4
Loharu 16 a 7.1 6.9 3.9 3.0 7.5 24.1 112.5 104.5
b 1.0 0.7 0.6 0.5 0.8 1.3 4.9 5.6
Charkhi 10 a 10.0 9.4 12.1 0.3 1.4 27.4 118.0 216.2
Dadri
b 0.9 1.0 0.8 0.1 0.2 2.1 5.4 8.6
Bhiwani a 12.3 10.3 8.3 3.0 6.2 32.7 107.6 122.4
(district)
b 1.1 0.9 0.8 0.4 0.7 2.1 5.1 5.9
(a) Normal rainfallinrom.
(b) Average number of rainy days (days with rain of 2.5 rom. or more)

ApPENDix 581
I
of Rainfall
Sept.
•... %
Oct. Nov. Dec. Annual Highest Lowest Heaviest rainfall in24
annual annual
rainfall as rainfall
hours*
____ --..i_____
percent as percent Amount
ofnormal of normal (mm)
year** year**
Date
82.5 8.1 3.3 5.2 414.2 211 49 205.7 1872,Aug. 9
(19£7) (1929)
3.5 0.5 0.2 0.5 24.6
48.0 0.5 0.8 2.3 283.7 197 59 111.8 1960, Jul. 12
(1942) (1939)
2.2 0.1 0.1 0.2 15.9
53.5 14.6 2.1 3.3 343.0 165 12 116.3 1957,Jul. 23
(1964) (1965)
2.7 0.6 0.3 0.3 19.3
49.4 36.8 1.9 5.6 488.5 132.6 1960,Aug. 19
2.8 1.4 0.2 0.4 23.9
58.3 15.0 2.0 4.1 382.2
2.8 0.7 0.2 0.3 21.0
·Based on allavailable data up to 1975
··Year of occurrence given in brackets

582 BHIWANl DISTRICT GAZilTI'iltli\
TABLEii
Channels of the WesternYamuna (Jumna) Canal System
Nameof Taking off Pointand Point Length Number Numberand Tahsilin
channel point and thename and the within ofpump namesof which
thename ofvillagej name theBhi- housesonvillagesbene- situated
of villagej tahsilat ofvill- wani the fitedjto be
tahsil whichit ageat district channel benefited
entersthe whichit (Kilo-
Bhiwani leaves metres)
district the
Bhiwani
district
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. BhiwaniR.D.I0nOO- R.D. 19.25 1.Sai Bhiwani
Distri- L.Bhiwani 132000.Sai
butary SubBranch. 2. Chang Do
village
Behlbaj 3. Rewari Do
Robtak
4. Gu,irani Do
S. Bamla Do
6. Nauranga- Do
bad
7. Kaluwas Do
8. Nathuwas Do
9. Bhiwani- Do
Lohar
10. Paluwas Do
11.Bhiwani Do
Jonpal
2. Bamla R.D.118500. R.D. 14.27 1. Sai Do
Minor L,Bhlwani 17000,
Distribu- Sarsa 2. Rewari Do
tary(Beh1bal
Rohtak) 3. Sarsa Do
4. Phulpura Do
3. Kharkl R.D.14205. R.D.8000, 6.54 1.Sarsa Do
Kalan r.. Baml_ Sarsa
Minor Minor, 2. Phulpura Do
Village
Beblba
(Rohtak)

4. Badesra R.D.139750-
Minor R,Bhiwani
Distributary,
Village
Chang
(Bhiwani)
5. Chang
Minor
R.D.161400-
R,Bhiwani
Distributary
(Badesra/
Bhiwani)
6. Nauran- R.D.l64750-L,
gabad Bhiwani
Minor Distributary
(Gujrani/
Bhiwani)
7. Paluwas
Minor
R.D.180200-L,
Bhiwani
Distributary
(Gujrani/
Bhiwani)
8. Haluwas R.D.191750-L,
Minor Bhiwani
Distributary
(Bhiwanif
Bhiwani)
1. Gujrani Do
2. Chang Do
3. Mitathal Do
1. Rewari Do
2. Barnla Do
3. Naurangabad Do
1.Paluwas Do
2. Naqrangabad Do
3. Nathuwas Do
4. Bhiwani- Do
Lobar
5. Ninan Do
1.Bhiwani· Do
Lobar
2. Paluwas Do
3. Bhiwani Do
Jonpal
4. Kont Do
5. Deosar Do
6. Haluwas Do
7. Dhana Narsan Do
8. Nimiriwala Do
Dhirana
9. Pehladgarh Do

9. Dadri
Distributary
R.D.42000-
TR, Dadri
Feeder
(Nimril
Dadri)
4 5 6 7 8
32.72 1. Nimri Dadri
2. Malkosh Do
3. Baund Kalan Do
4. Phulpura Bhiwani
5. Rankoli Dadri
6. Sankror Do
7. Kayla Bhiwani
8. Sanwar Dadri
9. Badala Bhiwani
10. Dhareru Do
11. Hindol Dadri
12. Manheru Bhiwani
13. Kasni Dadri
14. sonr Do
15. Goripur Bhiwani
• 16. Madh Ma- Do
dhwi
17. Misri Dadri
18. Fatehgarh Do
19. Pantawas Do
Kalan
20. Ghikara Do
21. Mirch Do
22. Kamod Do
23. Sahuwas Do
24. Rawaldhi Do
25. Dadri Do
26. Shamspur Do
27. Dhani Do
28. Bir Shamshpur Do

A-ppBNDIX 585
TABIiE n"(Cdntil.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
10.Phul- R.D.21600-R, 3.63 1. Kayla Bhiwani
pura Dadri
Minor Distributary 2. Badala Do
(Bamla!
Bhiwani) r3. Phulpura Do
4. Bamla Do
11.Sanga R.D.31000-R. 10.89 1.Badala Do
Minor Dadri
Distributary 2. Kayla Do
(Kayla!
~hiwani) 3. Sanga Do
4. Dhareru Do
S.Nauranga- Do
bad
6. Umravat Do
7. Bhiwani DQ
Jonpal
8. Dhana Do
~danpur
9. Kont Do
10.Dhana Do
Narsan
11.Bamla Do
12.Phogat R.D.3661l-L, 3.18 1.Phogat Dadri
Minor Dadri
Distributary 2. Sanwar Do
(Sanwar!
Dadri)
13.ManheruR.D.49650-R, 13.63 1.Hindol Do
Minor Dadri
Distributary 2. Manheru Bhiwani
(Manheru!
Bhiwani) 3. Nanga! Do
4. Ga!kata Do
(Ajitpura)
5. NimriwaJi Do
6. Kitlana [Do

H.Mi~fi R.D.73600-L,
t-4inQrDadri
Distributary
{Mir~h/Da~i~
1$.Bond R.D.42000-
Distribu- T.L.,Dadri
tary Feeder
(Nimril
Dadri)
6 7 8
7. Goripur Bhiwani
8. Madh MadhwiDo
9. Pantawas Dadri
Khurd
10.Doki Do
11.Patuwas Do
Kalan
12.Akhitiarpura Do
13.Sahuwas p,o
14.Dhareru :po
l, fateha~ar4 p,Q
2. Qhikara pp
3. M~ch Do
4. Misrl 00
S. Kasni Dl]
6. Son! Do
7. Lamba Do
8. Kohlawas Do
9. Jaitshreo Do
10.Kamod Do
1.BaundKalan Do
2. Achina Do
3. Jhinjjar DQ
4. BaundKhurd Do
5. Ranila Do
6.Bas Do
7. Bigowa Do
8. Loharwala Do
9. Kaliawas Do
10.Jaitshree Do

vi'
AppilNbix SS7
TABLE Ii(Co"id.,
_.. ~,-"-""'''' .-.•. ..•
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
11.Khatiwas Dadri
12.Kamod Do
13.Rawaldhi Do
14.Unn Do
15.Shamspur Do
16.Sal\iar- R.D.19500- 13.33 1. Baund Kalan Do
was R.BondDis- 2. Baund Khurd Do
Minor tributary (Baund 3. Ranila Do
KalanjDadri) 4. Sal\iarwas Do
5. Phogat Do
6. Bhagesri Do
1.Kohlawas Do
8.Lamba Do
9. Sanwar Do
10. Jhil\iar Do
11. RankoH Do
17.RankoH R.D. 8500-R. 2.80 1. Baund Do
Minor Sal\iarwas Minor Khurd
(BaundKburdj 2. R~nkoH Do
Dadri)
18. Bhagesri R.D.48800-R, 4.42 1. ltanila Do
Minor BondDistribu- 2. Bhagesri Do
tary(Ranilaj
Dadri)
19.Bhagvi R.D.69500-L. 5.30 1. Morewala Do
Minor BondDistributary 2. Achina Do
(AchinajDadri) 3. Loharwala Do
4. Bhagvi Do
5. Shamspur Do
6. Birohar Do
20. Mita- R.D.-121361- R.D. 13000. 22.73 1.Seman Bawani
thai L,Sunder Mundhal Khera
Feeder S.B.(Puthij 2. Bhanisurjan Do
Hansi) 3.Singhwakhas Do
4. Bhani Do
Maharajpur
5. Mundhal Do
Khurd
6. Mundhal DO'
Kalan

v
.ApPBN~bt SS!)
'lIAlBLE H(..contd.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
24. Gujrani R.D. 88000-L, 27.20 1 1. Mitathal Bhiwani
Minor Mitathal Feeder 2. Chang Do
(Mitathal{ 3. Gurera Do
Bhiwani) 4. Gujrani Do
5.Tigrana Do
6.Bhiwani- Do
Lohar
7. Nathuwas Do
8. GrassBreed- Do
ingCentre
9. MilkPlant Do
10. Paluwas Do
11.B.T.M. Do
12.S.S. Mill Do
13.T.I.T. Do
14.Forest Do
Department
IS. Bhiwani Do
Jonpal
16.Deosar Do
17.Dinod Do
18.Biran Do
19.Bajina Do
20. Rewasa Do
21.Bhiwani Do
22. Bapora Do
25. Rajpura R.D.32000-R, 5.01 1.Tigrana Do
SuP Gujrani Minor 2. Bapora Do
Minor (Tigrana/Bhiwani) 3. Rajpura Do
Kharkhari
26. ijlj.pora R.D. 46600.R. 5.94 1.Sui Bawani
Minor Gujrani.Minor
Khera
(Rajpura/.Bhiwani) 2. Rajpura Bhiwani
3. PremNagar Do
4. Tigrana Do
5. Bapora Do
27. Kairu R.D.81000-L. 25.75 3 1. Dinod Do
Minor Gujrani Minor 2. Bajina Do
(Dinod/Bhiwani) 3. Kohar Do
4. Dhani Mahu Do
S. Hetampura Do

590
*
\Irs'
LADLE n(Contd.)
aliIW ANI DISTRICT oAzE1iEER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
6. Leghan Bhiwani
Hetman
7.Jitwanbas Do
8. Kaifu Do
9. Sungarpur Do
10. Alampur Do
11.Patodi Do
12. Sandwa Do
13. Mansar Bas Do
14.SimliBas Do
28. Kasum· R.D.21300·L, 4.10 1. Kohar ~Do
bhiSub- Kairu Minor 2. Kasumbhi Do
Minor (Kohar/Bhiwani) 3. Malawas Do
4. Deosar Do
5. Malawas Do
Kohar
29. Rewasa R.D.25350-R. 5.45 1. Rewasa Do
Sub Kairu Minor 2. Bajina Do
Minor (Bajina/Bhiwal'1i)
30. Mahu R.D.38200-R. 3.94
...:. 1. Dhani Do
Sub' Kairu Minor Mahu
Minor (Dinod/Bhiwani) 2. Jitwanbas Do
31.Sunder R.D.179128, R.D.IOOO 32.33 1. Kungar Bawani
Distri- S.S.B. (KungarfBawani Khera
butary (Bandhaheril Khera) 2. Talu Do
Hansi) 3. Majhadpur Do
4. Ratera Do
5. Kanwari Do
6. Sawara Do
7. Bawani Do
Khera
,8. Barsi Do
9. Paposa Do
10. Auranganagar Do
11.Jamalpur Do
12.Hajampur Do
13.Seeper Do
14. Rohnath Do
15. Umra Do
16.Balawas Do
17. Pur Do

'"
APPENDIX 591
TABLEn(Contd.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
32.TaIu R.D.O. Sunder 18.51 1. Mundhal Bawani
Minor Distributary Khurd Khera
(Bandaheri/Hansi) 2. Mundhal ))0
Kalan
3. Talu Do
4. Dhanana Do
5. Sawara Do
6.Pur Do
7. Mandhana Do
8.Lohari Do
Jattu
33.Talu R.D.O. R.D.l000 5.99 1.Dhanana Do
Sub 27000-L, (MundhalKalan/ 7, Manclhaqa Do
Millor TaluMinor BawaniKhera)
(TaIu/
BawaniKhera)
34.Bawani R.D. 27647·L. .•.. 1%.33 1. Pur Po
Khera Sunder Distributary 2. Bawani Do
Minor (Sewana/Bawani Khera
Khera) 3. Lohar! Do
. latu3
4. SumraKhera Do
5. Balyali Do
35.Bhur- R.D. S3098·L, 25.16 1 1.Bawani Do
tana SunderDistributary Khera
Minor (BawaniKheral 2. Balyali Do
BawaniKhera) 3. JamaIpur Do
4. Sagwan Bhiwani
5. Bhurtana Bawani
Khera
6. Kirawar Do
7. Alakhpura Bhiwani
8. Tosham Do
9. Khanak Do
10.BaganwaIa Do
11.Jhanwri Do
12.Kharkhari Do
Sohan
13.Kharkhari Do
Makhwan
14.Dadam Do
15.SaraI Do
./

36. Balyali
Sub
Minor
37.Umra
Minor
38.Khanak
Minor
R.D. 13446-L,
Bhurtana Minor
(BawaniKheral
Bawani Khera)
RD. 68815-R,
SunderDistributary
(Jamalpur/Bawani
Khera)
R.D. 78450-R.D. 2000
L. Sunder Seepar
Distributary
(Umra!Hansi)
RD. 5.17-
16500,
Rohnath
39. Dhamana R.D. R.D.3000. 10.82
Minor 8681S-R, Majhad
SunderDistributary(Sultanpur!
Hans!)
40. Nalwa
Minor
pur
Minor
R.D.106698,
SunderDistributary(Majhad-
. pur/Bawani
Khera)
R.D. R.D.
178300-R, 15000&
SunderSub 28000,
Branch Kungar
(BandhaherilBhaini
Hansi)
R.D. 5.00
25000,Khungar
Bhaini
42.Durjan- RD. R.D.17000, 2.43
pur 86596-L, Durjanpur
Minor PetwarDis- Minor,
tributary VillageBarsi
(DhanajHansi)
1. Bawani Bawani
Kehra Khera
2. Balyali Do
r3. DangKalan Do
4. Tosham Bhiwani
5.sagwan Do
1.Jampalpur BawaniKhcra
2. Hajampur Do·
3.Rohnath Do
4. Umra Do
5. Sultanpur Do
6.Dhandehri Do
1.Ratera Do
2. Seepar Do
3. BohaI Do
4. Khanak Bhiwani
5.Kirawar Bawan!
Khera
, 6. Nalwa Do
1.Umra Do
2. Rohnath Do
3. Sultanpur Do
4. Kanwarl Do
5. Gunzar Do
6.Dhatnana Do
7.Bhojraj Do
8. Majhadpur Do
1.Balawas Do
2. Nalwa Do
3. Kanwari Do
4. Majhadpur Do
1.Alakhpura Bhiwani
2. Khungar Do
3. Siwana Bawani
Khera
4. Bars! Do
1.Bars! Do

43. Tigrana
Sub
Minor
44. Sui Sub
Minor
45. Siwana
Sub
minor
R.D. 23800-L,
Dhang
Minor (prem
Nagar/Bhiwani)
R.D. 7500-R,
Bapora Minor
(Baporal
Bhiwani)
R.D. 7600- R.D. 8000,
L, Durjanpur Barsi
Minor •
:(Dhanal
:J{ansi)
Bawani
Khera
Bhiwani
Bawani
J{hera

59/4: BIDWANI DISTRICT GAZETTEER.,
'tABLE ill
~
Otannels of.theBhakr.a Canal·System,
Name of Taking off Point Point Length NumBer Number Tahsil in
channel point and and the and' within of.pump and'names of which
the name name of the the houses villages bene- situated
of village! name Bhi- on the fited! to be
village! tahsil at of wani channel benefited'
tahsil which it village district
enters at (Kilothe
Bhi- whicht metres)
wani dis- it leatrict
ves the
Bhiwani
district
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. Daha 202eO Right R.D.2625 Ends in 11.65 1. Daha Bawani
Sub Harita (Daha! village Khera
Minor Minor Bawani Talwandi 2. Payal Do
(Mangali Khera) Badshapur
Mohabat! of tahsil 3. Talwandi Do
Hisar) Bawani Badshahpur
Khera
atR.D. 4. Rawat Khera
40500
5. Talwandi Do
• Ruka
2. Harita 12000 Left R.D. Ends in 7.60 I. Daha Do
Minor Mirka 23395 village 2. Badon Do
Minor (Badon Sabrwa Rangran
(Mangali Rangran! tahsil 3. Bharri Do
Auklan! Bawani Bawani 4. Harita Do
Hisar) Khera) Khera 5. Badon Do
atR.D. Brahma.
48314 nan
6. Chiraud Do
7. Prure Do
8. Sabrwa Do
9. Debeta Do
3. Garan- 26680 Left R.D. Ends in 14.45 1. Badon Do
pur Harita Zero Garan- Rangran
Minor Minor (Badon pura! 2. Badon Do
(Badon Rang- Bhiwani Brahmana
Rangran! ran! at R.D. 3. Bharri Do
Bawani Bawani 47500 4. Dubeta Do
Khera) Khera) 5. Garnpur Do
Khurd
6. Garnpur Do
Kalan

-../
AppENDix 595
TABLE ill (Co~ld.)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
4. Tal- 4000 Right RD. Ends in 1.74 1. Talwandi Bawani
wandi Harita Zero village Ruka Khera
Ruka Minor (Harital Talwandi 2. Talwandi
Minor (Harital Bawahi Ruka, Badshah- Do
Bawani Khera) tahsil pur
Khera) 'Bawani
Khera
atR.D.
5700
5. Gawar 90370 Right R.D. R.D. 2.80 1. Barwa Do
Minor Dewa'Dis- Zero 9196
ributary (Barwal village
(Barwal Bawani Barwa.
Bhiwani Khera) tahsil
Khera) Bawani
Khera
6. Dewa 69840-Left R.D. Ends in 7.18 1. Barwa Do
distribu- Balssamand 87270 village 2. Siwani Do
tary Sub Branch (Barwa! Siwani,
(Satrod Bawani tahsil
Khurd! Khera) Bawani
Hisar) Khera
atR.D.
110818

Name of
channel
Taking off
point and
the name
of village/
tahsil
Point and Point Length Number Number and
the name and the within ofpump names of
ofvillage/ name the houses villages
tahsil at of Bhiwani onthe benefited/ to
which it village dis- channel bebenefited
enters the at whi. trict
Bhiwani ch it (Feet)
district leaves
the
Bhiwani
district
Tahsil in
which
situated
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1. Jui 121361-L, R.D. Chan- 1,73,400 1. Bhiwani Bhiwani
Feeder Sunder Sub 121361-L. nels Jonpal
R.D.O. Branch Sunder remain 2. Deosar Do
173400 (Mohala/ Sub within 3. Malawas Do
Hansi) Branch Bhiwani 4. Lohani Do
village district 5. Rajgarh Do
Mohala
2. Jui 173400,Jui R.D. Do 89,404 6 1. Lohni Do
Canal Feeder 173400, 2. Chainpura Do
R.D.O. (Lohani/ Jui 3. Bhakra Do
89404 Bhiwani) Feeder, 4. Dhani Do
village Brahman
Lohani 5. Hetam Pura Do
6. Lalbena Do
Majra
7. Nakta Do
8. Legha Do
Banan
9. Dhanger Do
10. Rajgarh Do
11. Kusambi Do
12. Jui Kalan Do
13. Jui Khurd Do
14. Kairu Do
15. Dhab Dhani Do
16. Jhandawas Do
17. Chandawas Do
18. Babarwas Do
19. Indiwali Do
20. Bejlana Do

AppENDIX 597
TABLE IV (Contd.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3. Kehar- 12200-R, R.D. Channel 11.000 1. Kuhar Bhiwani
pura Jui Canal 12200-R, remains 2. Titani Do
Minor 0- (Lohanij J/C within 3. Malawas Do
11000 Bhiwani) Village Bhiwani Kohar
Lohani district 4. Lohani Do
5. Kusambi Do
4. Titani 18610-R, R.D. Do 23,400 1. Kuhar Do
Minor Jui Canal 18610-R, 2. Titani Do
0-23400 (Lohanil J/C 3. Lohani Do
Bhiwani) Village 4. Hetampura Do
Lohani 5. Legha Do
Hetman
5.I-R 17410-R, R.D. Do 8,580 1. Titani Do
Titani Titani 17410-R, 2. Malawas Do
minor minor, Titani 3. Kohar Do
tail Keharpura minor, 4. Kusambi Do
0-8530 (Koharl village
Bhiwani) Keharpura
(Kohar)
6. Nakta 39335-R, R.D. Do 14,150 1. Nakta Do
minor J/C (Naktal 39335-R, 2. Golagarh Do
tail Bhiwani) J/C
0-14150 Village
Nakta
7. Legha 4550-R, J/C R. D. Do 30,210 1. Legha Do
minor (Leghal 4550-R, Banan
tail Bhiwani) J/C 2. Legha Do
0·30210 Village Hetman
Legha 3. Jeewanbas Do
4. Dhanger Do
8. Simli- 14628-L, R.D. Do 8,200 1. Legha Do
was Legha 14628-L, Bhanan
minor minor Legha 2. Jetwanbas Do
tail (Leghal minor, 3. Legha Do
0-8200 Bhiwani) village Hetman
Legha 4. Simbliwas Do
9. Kharia- 58000-R, 58000-R, Do 45,550 1. Kairu Do
was J/C (Chan- J/C 2. Chandawas Do
minor dawasl village 3. Khaparwas Do
tail Bhiwani) Chanda- 4. Babarwas Do
0-45550 was 5. Dharwanwas Do
6. Khariawas Do
7. Mansanbas Do

598 BHIWANI DISTRICT GAZE'ITEER
TABLE IV {Con/d.)
J!bJ~~
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
10. I-L-Sub 14520-L,J/C R. D. Channel 9.;,uO ]. L"hani Bhiwani
Minor (Lohani/ 14520-L, remains 2. Chainpura Do
0-9500 Brhvani) J/C within
Village Bhiwani
Lohani district
11. Chain- 31160-L, J/C R. D. Do 16,500 1. Dubeya Do
pura (Dhani- 31160-L, 2. Asalwas Do
Minor Brahman/ Jui Canal. 3. Goelpura Do
0-16500 Bhiwani village 4. Bhakra Do
Dhani 5. Mehrata Do
Brahman 6. Haripura Do
7. Dhani Do
Brahman
12. Jui 50700-L, 50700-L, Do 8,950 1. Nakta Do
Minor Jui Canal, Jui Canal, 2. Legha Do
0-8950 (Dhanger/ village~ Banan
Bhiwani) Dhanger J 1 3. Jui Khurd Do
13. Pather- 67750.L, R.D. Do 57,400 1. Patherwali Do
wali Jui Canal 67750-L, 2. Nakta Do
Minor (Dhab Jui Canal, .3. Golagarh Do
0-57400 Dhani/ village 4. Azad Nagar Do
Bhiwani) Dhab 5. JuiKalan Do
Dhani 6. Jui Khurd Do
7. Lalawas Do
8. Dhab Dhani Do
9. Jhandawas Do
10. Pokharwas Do
11. Nangla Do
14. Lalawas 5000-L, 5000-L, Do 31,200 1. Nakta Do
Minor· Patherwali Patherwali 2. Golagarh Do
0·31200 minor Minor, 3. JuiKalan Do
(Lalawas{ village 4. Lalawas Do
Bhiwani) Lalawas
15. Bahl 89404-R, R.D. Do 89,500 1 1. Bairon Loham
distri- Jui Canal 89404-R, 2. Bardu Mugal Do
butary (Bardupu- Juicanal, 3. Bardu Chena Do
0-89500 ran/Loham) village 4. Bardupuran Do
Bardu. 5. Bardujogi Do
puran 6. Bardu Dhiraj Do
7. Bidhnoi Do

AppENDiX. 599
TABLE, IV.(,Contd.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
8. Seral Loharu
9. Saheryarpur Do
10. Morkha Do
11. Ladawas Do
16. Obra 500-R, R.D. Channel 18,200 1. Devralla Bhiwani
minor Bahl dis- 500-R. remains 2.0bra Loharu
0-18200 tributary Bahl within 3. Bardu Mugal Do
(Bardupu- distribu- Bh-iwani 4. Bardupuran Do
ran/Loharu) tary village District 5. Barrlu Dhiraj Do
Bardu- 6. Allaudinpura Do
puran
17. BUna 3316-R, R.D. Do 16,500 1. Devralla Bhiwani
Minor Obra minor 3-316, 2. Ladianwali Do
0-16500 (Bardupu- Obra 3. Indiwali Do
ran/Loham) Minor 4. Bejlana Do
18. Gokal- 38587-R, R.n. Do 26,500 1. Bidhnoi Loham
pura Bahldis- 38587-R, 2. Seral Do
0-26500 tributary Bahl 3. Kasni Kalan Do
(Bidhnoi/ distribu- 4. Kasni Khurd Do
Loham) tary, village 5. Gokalpura Do
Bidhnoi
19. Kasni 6463-R, R.D. Do 12,500 1. Bidhnoi Do
minor Gokalpura 6463, 2. Hariawas Do
0-12500 minor Gokal- 3. Kasni Kalan, Do
(Seral/ pura 4. Kasni Khurd Do
Loham) minor, 5. Seral Do
village
Seral
20. Dhi- O-L, Jui R.D.O.-L, Do 29,171 1. Lohani Bhiwani
rana Canal Jui Canal, 2. Rajgarh Do
minor (Lohani/ village 3. Nawa Gaon. Do
0-29171 Bhiwani) Lohani 4. Dhirana Do
5. Haluwas Do.
21. Deosar 15599-L. R.D. Do 26,600 1. Dhirana Do
sub Dhirana 15599-L, 2. Deosar Do
minor minor Dhirana 3. Dinod Do
0·26600 (Deosar/ minor,
Bhiwani) village
Deosar

600 BffiWANI DISTRICT GAZETTEER
TABLE IV (Cfmtd.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
22. Dhab 4855-R, R.D. Channel 9,000 1. Pokharwas Bhiwani
Dhani Patherwali 4855-R. remains 2. Lalawas Do
sub minor Pather· within 3. Dhab Dhani Do
Minor (Lalawas! wali Bhiwani 4. Dhani Do
0-9000 Bhiwani) minor, district Shivran
villagej (Majra of
Lalawas Kural)
23. Dhan- 56200-R, R.D. Do 1(l,000 1. Dhanger Do
ger Jui Canal 56200-R, 2. Kairu po
minor (Dhanger! Jui Canal,
R.D.O.- Bhiwani) village
16000 Dhan~er
24.2-R 28320-R, R.D. Do 5,500 1. ~airu Pe
Sub Jui Canal 28320-R.
minor (Dhanawas! Jui Canal.
0-5500 Bhiwani) Village
Dqanawas
25. Bardu 2930·R. 2930-R. Do 10,500 1. Laciianwali Do
sub Bijna sub Bijna sub 2. Bardu Lo4arq
minor minoT minor Dhiraj
0·10500 (Bardu
Dhirana/
Loharu)
26. Deora 11450-R, R.D. Do 10,750 1. Devralla Bhiwanf
sub Obra minor 11450-R. 2. Kairu Do
minor 0- (Bardu Obraminor, 3. Bejlana Do
10750 Mughal! village 4. Bardu Loharu
Loharu~ Bardu Mughal
Mughal 5. Bardu Dhiraj Do
6. Indiwali Do
27. Bidhnoi 1650-L, R.D. Do 22,500 1. Obra Do
sub Gokalpura 1650-L, 2. Noonsar Do
minor minor Gokal· 3. Bidhnoi Do
0-22500 (Seral! pura 4. Seral Do
Loharu) minor. 5. Hariawas Do
village
Seral
28.3-R 13850-R. 13850-R. Do 13,000 1. Kasni Kalan Do
sub Gokalpura Gokal- 2. Kasni Khurd Do
minor minor pura

,
AppENDIX 601
0-13000 (Gokalpura/ minor,
Loharu) village
Gokalpura
TABLE IV (Cflncld.)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
29. Surpura 68750-R, R.D. Channel 10,000 1. Surpura Loharu
sub Bahl dis- 68750-R, remains Khurd
minor tributary Bahl within 2. Surpura Do
R.D.O.- (Surpura distri- Bhiwani Kalan
10000 Khurd/ butary, district
Loharu) village
Surpura
Khurd
30. Girwa 84700-L, R.D. Do 2,750 1. Gurwa Do
minor Bahl 84700-L, 2. Patwan Do
0-2750 distributary Bahl
(Girwal distribu-
Loharu) tary,
village
Girwa
----
8,46,415
or
258 Kilometres
7

Name of
channel
Taking off
point and
thename
ofvillage!
tahsil
1. Loharu 213000-R of 213000-R
Feeder Drain No.8 of drain
R.D.O.-

APPENDIX -. 603
TABLE V (Contd.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3. M;i},a 4ii95J-L, 46950-L, Channel 30,500 3 1. Barsana Dadri
Distri- Loharu Loharu remains 2. Tiwala Do
butary Canal Canal, within 3. Mehra Do
R.D.O.- (Barsana/ village Bhiwani 4. Kheri BaUer Do
30500 Dadri) Barsana district 5. Kheribura Do
4. Badh- 42000-R, 42000-R, Do 1,02,500 4 1. Dhani Do
wana Loham Loharu Phogat
distri- Feeder Feeder, 2. Dadri Do
butary (Kidara/ village 3. Kapuri Do
R.D.O.- Dadri) Kidara 4. Ram Nagar Do
102500 5. Ghasola Do
6. Kalyana Do
7. Mandola Do
8. Mandoli Do
9. Abidpura Do
10. Balali Do
11. Kalali Do
12. Tikan Khurd Do
5. Dudbwa 102500-L, 102500-L, Do 27,700 1. Abidpura Do
Minor Badhwana Badh- 2. Changrod Do
R.D.O.- distributary wana 3. Badhwana Do
27700 (Balali/ Distri- 4. Dodhwa Do
Dadri) butary, 5. Chiriya Do
village 6. Datoli Do
Balali 7. Makrana Do
6. Gothra 88250-L, 88250, Do ~39,700 2 1. Mandala Do
minor Badhwana Badhwana 2. Balkera Do
R.D.O.- distributary distribu- 3. Mori Do
39700 (Mandola/ tubary, 4. Santokhpura Do
Dadri) village 5. Gothara Do
Mandola 6. Mehrana Do
7. Tikan Khurd Do
7. Makrana 18830-R, 18830-L, Do 7,750 1. Balkera Do
Sub- Gothra Gothra 2. Makrani Do
minor minor Minor, 3. Makrana Do
R.D.O.- (Balkera/ village
7750 Dadri) Balkera
8. L.R. 74076-R. 74076-R, Do 9,500 1. Balkera Do
Minor Badwana Badhwana 2. Makrani Do
R.D.O .• distributary distributary, 3. Makrana Do
9500 (Kalyana/ village
Dadri) Kalyana

"-
APPENDJX
'FABLE V (Contd.)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
14000 (Ramalwasj village 4. Khudana Dadri
Dadri) Ramalwas 5. Bijna Do
6. Jawa Do
7. Khudana Do
16. Jhojbu 38500-Tail 38500-TR, Channel 14,250 1. Ramalwas Do
Minor Right, Gokal Gokal remains 2. Jhojhu Do
R.D.O. Distributary Distribu- within Kalan
14250 (Ramalwasj tary, Bhiwani 3. BaJaliKalali Do
Dadri) village district 4. Abjopur Do
Ramalwas 5. Jhojhu Khurd !: Do
17. Gudana 24200-L, 24200-L, Do 21,000 1. Rambas Do
minor Gokal Gokal 2. Gudana Do
R.D.O. Distributary Distributary,
21000 (Ramalwasj village
Daqri) Ramalwas
q
18. Pichopa 9300-L, 9300-L, Do 13,600 1,.Pichopa Khllrd Do
Minor. Gokal Gokal 2. Man4i HarYa Do
R.D.O. Distributary Distributary, 3. BifldrabliP Do
136')0 (Herlaj village 4. Pichopa Do
Dadri) Berla LKaian Do
5: Todi Do
6. Kubja Nagar Do
19. Pichopa 62050,L, 62050-L, Do 13,500 1. Bilawal Do
Kalan Loharu Loham 2. Pichopa Do
Distri- Canal, Canal. 3. BindraQan Do
bUJary (Bilawalj Bilawal 4. Todi Do
R.D.a.- I?adri) 5. Pichopa Do
13500 Khurd
20. Todi 3000-R. 3000-R, Do 18,000 1. Bilawal Do-
Minor Pichopa Pichopa 2. Pichopa Kalan Do
R.D.a. Kalan Kalan 3. Bindraban Do
I800Q Qistributary J;>istributary, 4. Toqi Do
(Bilawalt village 5. Pichopa Do
Dadri) Bilawal ~q).lr

AppENDIX 607
TABLE V (Contd.)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
butary Canal Canal, within 2. AtelaKalan Dadri
R.D.a.- (Atela village Bhiwani 3. Dohka Moji Do
74500 Kalan! Atela district 4. Rehrodi Do
Dadri) Kalan 5. Umarwas Do
6. Jeetpura Bhiwani
7. Bhariwas "1 Dadri
8. KakroIi Do
Sardara
9. Kakroli Do
Hukmi
10. Ladawas Do
11.Diwarka' Do
12.Kural Loham
?9. Um1-!'- 37950-R, 37950-R, po 14.500 1. Umarwas Dadri
was Kural Kural 2. Jeetpura lJhiwaql
Minor Distributary Distri- (Majra)
R.D.a .• (Jeetpura! butary,
14500 Qadri) village
Jeetpul'a
30. Khair. 9740.L, 9740.L, Do 6.000 1..Kebarpur Do
pura Umarwas Umarwas, 2. Bamnfwali Do
Minor Minor' village 3.Nanahf po
a.D.O.- (Jeetpura! Jeetpura
6000 Dadrl)
31. Nangla 252S0·R, 2S2S0.~ Do '19,GOO 1. Dudiwala Do
Minor Kural Kural 2. Klshal1pura Do
R.D.O.· Distributary Distrl· 3. Kaluwala Do
19600--' (Umarwas! butary:
Dadri) village
Umarwas
32. Nan~la 8300-R, 8300-R, Do 115.000 1.Dudiwala 'Do
Sub Nangla Nangla 2. Kishanpura Do
Minor Minor Minor, . 3. Kaluwala fDo
R.D.a.- (Dhoka village
5000 Dina! Dohka
Dadri) Dina
33. K'llu- 9,)OO-R, 9'J00-R, Do 13.500 1. Atela"l - Do
wala Kural Kural Khurd
Minor Distributary Distri- 2. Dohka Do
R.D.a.- (Atela butary, 3. Kaluwala Do
13500 Khurd! village
Dadri) Atela
Khurd

34. Ladawas 88365-R,
Distri- Loharu
butary Canal
R.D.O.- (Mandi
137560 Harya/
Dadri)
35. Bardu
Chaina
Minor
R.D.O.
19500
8414Q-R,
Ladawas
Distributary
(Alaudinpura/Dadri)
88365-R,
Loharu
Canal,
village
Mandi
Harya
8414Q-R, Channel
Ladawas remains
Distribu- within
butary, Bhiwani
village district
Alaudinpura
Channel 1,37;500
remains
within
Bhiwani
district
1. Mandi Dadri
Pirana
2. Mandi Harya Do
3. Hue Do
4. Dalawas Do
5. Bir Dalawas Do
6. Gopi Do
7. Ladawas Do
8. Kakroli Do
Hukmi
9. Jagram bas Do
10. Dandma Do
11. Dwarka Do
12. Shyam Kalyan Do
13. Kuralbas Lobaru
14. Kural Do
IS, Dhingawa DQ
Shimian
16. Bardu Dhiraj Do
17. Bardu Do
Puran
18. Bardu Do
Mughal
19. Bardu Chana 'Do
20. Badhara Dadri
21. Bhopli Do
22. Amirwas Loh

36. Dwarka 37470-R, 37470-R, Channel 18,000
Minor Ladawas Ladawas remains
R.D.O. Distributary Distributary, within
18000 (Gopij village Bhiwani
Dadri) Gopi district
37. Kakroli 710Q-R, 7lOQ-R, Do 23,000
Hukrni Ladawas Ladawas
Minor Distributary Distributary,
R.D.O. (HuejDadri) village
23000 Hue
38. Sorra 97300-R, 973OO-R, Do 1,60,000
Distri- Loharu Loharu
butary Canal Canal,
R.D.O. (Berlaj village
160000 Dadri) Berla
7 8
1. Gopi Dadri
2. Damdma Do
3. Dwarka Do
4. Ladawas Do
1. Hue Do
2. Mandi Kehar Do
3. Jagrambass Do
4. Kakrauli Do
Hukmi
5. Gopi Do
6. Ladawas Do
7. Dalawas Do
8. Kakrauli Do
Hatti
1. Mandi Do
Pirana
2. Berla Do
3. Badhara Do
4. Hansawas Do
Khurd
5. Bir Dalawas Do
6. Bhandwa Do
7. Kari Dharni Do
8. Kari Modh Do
9. Kari Rupa Do
10. Kari Das Do
11. Bhopli Do
12. Adu Kari Do
13. Kari Tokha Do
14. Khorra Do
15. Gobindpura Do
16. Gobindpura Do
Kalan
17. Jewli Do
18. Chanda was Do
19. Singhani Loharu
20. Kishanpura Dadri
21. Dhingawas Loharu
Jatan
22. Dhingawas Do
Shamian
23. Kharkari Do
24. Palri Dadri

610 BHlW ANI DISTRICT GAZEITEER.
TABLE V (Contd.)
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
25. Naqipur Loham
26. Chahr Khurd Do
27. Sarsi Do
28. BaW Do
29. Patwan Do
30. Budheri Do
31. Sodiwas Do
39. Chehar 120050-R;' 120050-R. Channel 12,900 1. Chehar Do
Khurd Sorra Sorra remains Khurd
Minor Distributary Distri- within 2. Chehar Do
R.D.a. (Sarsil butary, Bhiwani Kalan
12900 Loharu) village district 3. Sarsi Do
Sarsi 4. Naqipur Do
Pahari
40. Sarsi 5800-L, 5800-L, Do 4,000 J. Chehar Do
Sub Chehar Chehar Khurd
Minor Khurd Khurd 2. Chehar Kalan Do
R.D.a. Minor Minor, 3. Sarsi Do
4000 (Sarsil village 4. Naqipur Do
Loham) Sarsi 5. Pahari Do
41. Neki- 47000-R, 47oo0-R, Do 54,500 1. Adu Kari Dadri
pura Sorra Sorra 2. Kari Tokha Do
Minor Distributary Distributary. 3. Kharkari Loharu
R.D.a. (Gobind- village 4. Dhigawa Do
54500 pura/Dadri) GQbindpura 5. Shamina Do
6. Dhigawa Do
Jatan
7. Dhani Do
Lachman
8. Allaudinpur Do
9. Badhara Do
10. Amirwas Do
11. Mohmud Do
Nagar
12. Chehar Kalan Do
13. Naqipur Do
14. Singhani Do
15. Khorra Dadri
16. Kari Dharni Do
42. Badhara 24200-R, 242oo-R, Channel 21,600 1. Eadhara Do
Minor Sorra Sorra remains 2. Pachgama Do

ApPENDIX ·611
TABLE V (Contd.)
.•... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
R.D.O. Distributary Distribu- within 3. Gopi Dadri
21600 (Badharaj tary, Bhiwani 4. Karimodh Do
Dadri) village district 5. Kari Ruppa Do
Badhara 6. Karl Dhami Do
43. Jewli 10325-R, 10325-R, Channel 12,000 1. Jewli Do
Minor Sorra Sorra remains 2. Berla Do
R.D.O. Distributary Distribu- within 3. Mandi Prana Do
12000 (Jewlij tary, Bhiwani 4. Badhara Do
Dadri village district
Jewli
44. Jewli 17oo-L, 17oo-L, Do 5,000 1. Jeoli Do
Sub Jewli Minor Jewli 2. Berla Do
Minor (Jewlij Minor, 3. Mandi Do
R.D.O. Dadri) village Prana
5000 Jewli 4. Badhara Do
45. Loharu 115500-R, 1155OO-R, Do 1,07,000 1. Dhani Loharu
Distri- Loharu Loharu Dhola
butary Canal Canal, 2. Nai Wali Do
R.D.O. (Kishkandaj village 3. Sohansra Do
107000 Dadri) Kishkanda 4. Ahmadwas Do
5. Phurtia Do
Bhuna
6. Alkanan Do
7. Phurtia Do
Khera
8. Gagarwas Do
9. Phartia Do
10. Loharu Do
11. Dhani Mughal Do
12. Phartiatal Do
13. Dhani Do
Mansukh Do
14. Gothera Do
15. Darnkora Do
46. Dham- 106000-R, 106ooo-R, Do 1,07,000 1. Neemar Dadri
kora Loharu Loharu 2. Kishkanda Do
Distribu- Canal Canal, 3. Chandwas Do
tary (Neenaj village 4. Hanswas Do
R.D.O. Dadri) Neena Khurd
107000 5. Hansawas Do
Kalan
6. Ladd Do

47. Jhanjra 74050-R, 74050-R, Channel 13,750
Minor Damkora Damkora remains
R.D.a. Distributary Distribu- within
13750 (Gotheral tary, Bhiwani
Dadri) village district
Gothera
48. Jhumpa 106000-R, 106000-R, Do 1,33,OOO~~
Distri- Loharu Loharu
butary Canal Canal,
R.D.a. (Neemar{ village
133000 Dadri) Neemar
7. Surajgarh
8. Ahmadwas
9. Bisalwas
10. Gagarwas
11. Phurtia Khera
12. Loharu
13. Gothera
14. Kushalpura
15. Damkora
1. Jhanjra Do
Toda
2. Gothera Dadri
1. Neemar
2. Chandwas
3. Hanswas
Khurd
4. Hansawas
Kalan
5. Bhandwa
6. Ladd
7. Surajgarh
8. Barwas _
9. Bisalwas
10. Bashirwas
11. Jhumpa
Khurd
12. Jhumpa
Kalan
13. Gignow
14. Jhanjra Toda
15. Jhanjra
Sheeran
16. Dhani Ahmad
17. Berhaloo
18. Kishkanda
19. Dhanasri
20. Nandha
21. Sbampura
22. Ahmadwas
23. Dhani Dola
Dadri
Loharu
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Loham
Do
Do
Do
Do
Do
Dadri
Do
Do
Loham
Do
Do

AnENDIX 613
TABLE V(Concld.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
49. Budheri 93200-R, 93200-R, Channel 21,OCO 1.Dhana Jogi Loharu
Minor Jhompa Jhompa remains 2. Pahari DC'
R.D.O. Distributary Distribu- within 3. Paju Do
21000 (Berhaloo/ tary, Bhiwani 4. Budheri Do
Loharu) village district 5. Barhala Do
Berhaloo b. Nangal Do
50. Sighani 49100-R, 49100-R, 18,000 I. Basirwas Do
Minor Jhompa Jbompa 2. Jhumpa Do
R.D.O. Distributary Distribu- Kalan
18000 (Barwas/ tary, 3. Singhani Do
Loharu) village 4. Khorara Dadri
Barwas 5. Barwas Loham
51. Dudi- 52500-R, 52500-R, Do 32,000 1. Atela Kalan Dadri
wala Loharu Loharu 2. Dohka Do
Distribu- Canal Canal, 3. Chhapar Do
tary (Atela Kalan/ village i4. Rampura Do
lR.D.O. Dadri) Atela l5. Dudhiwala Do
p2000 ~ ~,Kalan l6. Nandkaran Do
52. Ram-J ,19000-R,- 19000.R ,. ~: Do R22,5OOtii ,1. Dohka FJ Do
pura Dudiwala Dudiwala 2. Rampura Do
Minor Distributary Distribu- 3. Chhapar ~l Do
R.D.O. (Dohka tary, 4. Sarangpur Do
22500 Harya/ . village
Dadri) Dohka
Harya
53. Atela 48000-R, 48000-R, Do 31,135 [1. Barsana: lDo
Kalan Loham Loharu 2. Atela Kalan Do
Distribu- Canal canal, 3. Chhapar Do
tary (Barsana/ village 4. Narsingwas Do
R.D.O. Dadri) Barsana 5. Nandgaon Bhiwani
31135 6. Birhi Dadri
7. Pandwan Do
18,70,833 20