History and Social–Agricultural Overview of Bass Azamshahpur

Bas Azamshahpur is a historically significant village located in the Hansi–Jind belt. In the local dialect, the word “Bas” means settlement. The addition of “Azamshahpur” to the village name points towards its medieval historical roots. It is believed that during the Mughal period, the area was named after a ruler or influential figure known as Azam Shah.

At present, the village is led by Sarpanch Mr. Pradeep, who is focusing on strengthening basic infrastructure such as paved streets and the expansion of street lighting facilities.

The village is considered politically and socially aware. Elders hold a respected position in the social structure, and the Panchayati Raj system functions very effectively here. Economically, the village is completely dependent on agriculture, with paddy and wheat being the main crops. Farmers have adopted modern agricultural techniques, which has resulted in increased per-acre productivity.

Women of the village actively participate alongside men in farming and dairy production. From a cultural perspective, folk songs and raginis form the soul of local festivals. The spirit of brotherhood is so strong that the entire village comes together for collective work. The fertile soil and the friendly nature of its people make Bas Azamshahpur an ideal village in this region.