Welcome to Rampura – a peaceful yet vibrant village nestled in the heart of Haryana. Known for its rich history, diverse culture, warm-hearted people, and remarkable progress in rural development, Rampura stands as an example of how Indian villages are gracefully balancing tradition with modernity.

1. History of Rampura

Rampura’s roots date back over 250 years, believed to have been founded by Chaudhary Kesar Singh, a brave leader from the nearby princely state of Jhajjar. The village originally started as a small settlement for farming families but quickly grew into a well-known locality for its fertile lands and harmonious lifestyle.

The village has witnessed various phases—from the Mughal Era trade routes to the freedom struggle during British India. Many freedom fighters from Rampura, like Lala Surajmal (dummy name), took part in movements such as the Non-Cooperation Movement and Quit India Movement.

2. Geography & Location

Rampura is located 15 km north of Hisar city, covering an area of approximately 10 sq. kilometers. Surrounded by lush green fields of wheat, mustard, and cotton, the village enjoys a semi-arid climate, with distinct summers, winters, and a moderate monsoon season.

Nearby Villages: Bhainswal, Balsamand, Ladwa
Nearby City: Hisar
Pin Code: 12500X
Latitude/Longitude: 29.1234° N, 75.6789° E

3. Culture, Traditions & Festivals

The culture of Rampura is deeply rooted in Haryanvi traditions, yet it welcomes modern influences gracefully.

• Folk Dances: Ghoomar, Dhamal, Phag Dance

• Languages Spoken: Haryanvi (dialect), Hindi, Punjabi (few families)

• Traditional Dress:

  • Men: Dhoti, Kurta, Safa (Turban)

  • Women: Odhni, Ghagra, Kameez

• Major Festivals Celebrated:

  • Holi – “Rangotsav” celebrated with village-wide color parades

  • Diwali – With every home decorated and a grand community feast

  • Teej – Special for married women, with swings and mehndi

  • Lohri, Basant Panchami, Makar Sankranti also celebrated with zest.

Chowk Purana (traditional art) is still practiced during weddings and religious events, where the walls and floors of homes are decorated with symbolic designs of peacocks, sun, and lotus using natural colors.

4. The People of Rampura

Rampura has a population of around 3,500 villagers (as per the dummy 2021 census), including:

• 80% farming families

• 10% artisans & handicraft workers

• 5% government employees

• 5% small-scale shopkeepers and businessmen

Social Harmony: All castes and communities live peacefully. The village has a vibrant mix of Jats, Brahmins, Dalits, and Kumhars, who actively participate in cultural and religious programs together.

5. Economy & Occupations

Main Occupation: Agriculture (Wheat, Mustard, Cotton, Bajra)
Other Activities: Dairy Farming, Handicrafts (Mud pots, woven mats), Small Kirana shops

Recently, youth from Rampura have started working in urban areas like Delhi, Gurgaon, and Hisar in sectors like IT, hospitality, and digital marketing. A growing trend of online businesses and digital education is noticeable.

6. Panchayat & Governance

Rampura is administered by the Gram Panchayat Rampura, currently headed by Smt. Rekha Devi (dummy name) as Sarpanch, supported by a team of 9 ward members. The Panchayat regularly conducts Gram Sabhas to discuss local development projects like:

• Road & Drainage Improvement

• Solar Street Lights

• Farmer Advisory Services

• Women’s Self-Help Groups (SHGs)

Village Post Office: Rampura BO – PIN 12500X
Patwari Circle: Hisar Block 2

7. Education & Schools

The village has seen a rise in literacy thanks to the following institutions:

• Govt. Primary School, Rampura

• Govt. Senior Secondary School, Rampura

• Balaji Public School (Private)

For higher education, students travel to Hisar city for colleges like Guru Jambheshwar University and Govt. Polytechnic Hisar.

8. Healthcare & Facilities

• Primary Health Sub-Centre (with visiting doctors twice a week)

• Ayurvedic Dispensary (for traditional treatments)

• Mobile Veterinary Clinic (for farmers’ cattle)

Nearby hospitals include Civil Hospital Hisar and Medicity Hospital.

9. Transport & Connectivity

• Nearest Railway Station: Hisar Junction (12 km)

• Bus Services: Regular buses to Hisar, Bhiwani, and Rohtak

• Road Condition: Fully paved roads, recently renovated under the PM Gram Sadak Yojana

• Other Services: Auto-rickshaw, Tractor Trolleys, Bicycles (main mode for short distances)

10. Religious & Historical Landmarks

• Shiv Mandir – The oldest temple, built 150 years ago

• Hanuman Mandir – Popular among youth

• Peer Baba Dargah – A place of communal harmony

• Barah Bigha Pond – Used for irrigation and religious rituals

11. Environment & Green Initiatives

The Panchayat has initiated:

• Tree Plantation drives (over 500 saplings in 2024)

• Waste Management program – Introduction of waste segregation bins

• Solar street lights in main chowks and Panchayat Bhawan

12. Notable Personalities from Rampura

• Late Sh. Amar Singh (dummy name) – Freedom Fighter

• Dr. Seema Rathi (dummy name) – Scientist at ISRO

• Rajveer Singh (dummy name) – International Wrestler

13. Our Vision & Future Plans

Rampura dreams of becoming a “Smart Village” in Haryana. Plans include:

• High-Speed Wi-Fi Connectivity in public areas

• E-Governance for certificates, forms, and complaints

• Setting up an Agriculture Innovation Center

• Promoting Rural Tourism by showcasing Rampura’s culture to the world

14. Contact Gram Panchayat Rampura

📍 Address: Gram Panchayat Bhawan, Rampura, Hisar, Haryana
📞 Phone: +91-99999XXXXX
✉️ Email: panchayat@rampura.in (dummy)

Closing Note

Rampura is not just a village; it is a living symbol of India’s rural beauty, simplicity, and potential for the future. Whether you are a visitor, a researcher, or someone from our beloved Rampura living far away—this is your home. Proud, peaceful, and progressing every day.