History and Social–Agricultural Overview of Dhani Piran

Dhani Piran is believed to be named after a Sufi saint or 'Pir', whose shrine or influence historically existed in the area. The term 'Piran' denotes the place of the saints. Currently, Mrs. Bhatri serves as the Sarpanch, focusing on preserving the village's cultural heritage and improving basic infrastructure such as clean water drainage.

The social structure of Dhani Piran is tolerant and religiously inclined. Residents highly value spiritual and social harmony. Agriculture is the main livelihood; the fertile soil supports primarily wheat and mustard cultivation. Being a dhani, farmers maintain direct contact with their fields, ensuring careful crop management. Animal husbandry is integral, with pure ghee and milk contributing to the health of the villagers. The village environment is peaceful, and traditional Haryanvi culture is still actively practiced.