Gram Panchayat Haminpur Pilani Jhunjhunu

Gram panchayat haminpur warm welcomes you on the online website. Gram panchayat haminpur is situated 7 km North outside BITS Pilani town near jhunjhunu district of rajasthan state in india.

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Panchayat inhabitants achieved many medals at national level in sports as well as it gave officers to higher authorities of administration.

Volleyball is main game here also in pilani and jhunjhunu, around 20 of village sportsmen was or is a part of national level tournament. (description in sports section).

Panchayat's Villages are a wonderful combination of rich tradition, culture and cast diversity. Most people of village are dependent on agriculture for earning their livelihoods. The village life comprises the villagers' educational, occupational, cultural and traditional aspects.

The houses in the panchayat villages are located adjacent to each other and the people help each other in different occasions. The males in the villages usually wear dhoti, shirts, pyjama, kurta, etc. and the dresses for women in the villages include saree, salwar kameez, dupatta, lehenga choli, ghagra choli, etc. The villagers generally use thick, moderately spicy and creamy gravies in their food items. The people also like to take a variety of lentils, vegetables, roti, etc. in their meals.

The educational aspect of village is quite impressive. The literacy rate the village is counted amongst the highest ones in India. The young children in the villages receive their primary education from the government primary schools established in their villages. There are also many private schools in the villages that provide education to the young children of the villages. Education is one of the major aspects of village and the villagers are aware of the advantages of education.

The villagers celebrate various religious festivals throughout the year and the major festivals include Vasant Panchami, Diwali, Holi, Lohri, Buddha Purnima, Kheer Bhawani, Karva Chauth, etc. The other religious festivals are Mahavir Jayanti, Hanuman Jayanti, Kullu Dussehra, Hornbill Festival, etc.

Agriculture is the principal occupation of the villagers here. The villagers usually cultivate their lands on their own; however, they sometimes take help of others to do the cultivation better. Apart from agriculture, the other occupations that are part of village include arts and crafts, handicrafts.  There are many people in the village who are engaged with their traditional occupations. These men include the barbers, the shopkeepers, the scavengers,  the potters, etc. They earn their livelihoods from these occupations and also serve people from the other parts of the village society.