Jhojhu Kalan

Jhojhu Kalan
Sangwan Chalisi
village
Jhojhu Kalan

Location in Haryana, India

Coordinates: 28°30′15″N 76°06′55″E / 28.50417°N 76.11528°E / 28.50417; 76.11528Coordinates: 28°30′15″N 76°06′55″E / 28.50417°N 76.11528°E / 28.50417; 76.11528
Country  India
State Haryana
District Bhiwani
Population (2005)
  Total 8,000
Languages
  Official Hindi
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
PIN 127310
Telephone code 012502-
Vehicle registration HR 19
Nearest city Charkhi Dadri
Literacy 95%%
Lok Sabha constituency Bhiwani Mahendergarh
Vidhan Sabha constituency Badhra

Jhojhu Kalan is a village in the Bhiwani district of Haryana, India.

The village is Jat dominated with most of the people Sangwan, making it one of the biggest Sangwan villages in the region.

Jhojhu Kalan represents 13 Sangwan villages under "Sangwan Chalisi (40)". The village has contributed many soldiers to the Indian Army. It has common facilities including a senior secondary school for boys and girls, a girls' college, a civic hospital, public schools, local telephone and mobile exchanges, several banks and an electricity hub. It has three strong private senior secondary schools: Aray Senior Secondary School, N.R.J. Senior secondary school and KCM senior secondary school.

Villagers go on a hill outside the village for religious worship which they call "Dohla and Gufadhari".

Dohla is surrounded by other mountains which look very beautiful. Dada Dohla Temple is situated near Jhojhu which is worshipped by Sangwan clan in the region.

The area has many small and big aravali mountain ranges and known for stone mining. There are hundreds of stone crushers in the area.

Jhojhu Kalan is surrounded by other Sangwan villages. Kalali and Balali are in the east. Gudana Kalan and Jhojhu Khurd in the West. Village Badal and Mehra in the North and Village Chandeni and Ramlwas in the south and village Rambaas in the west and town Dadri in the east.

Current Sarpanch of the village is Rajesh Sangwan.

Education

Secondary schools


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