History and Social–Agricultural Overview of Gamda

Gamda village is a peaceful settlement in the Narnaund region, known for its hardworking and simple people. The name “Gamda” is believed to be derived from the word “Gam,” a local term for village, reflecting the area’s pure rural character. Currently, the village is led by Sarpanch Mr. Satish.

Under his guidance, efforts are being made to expand basic facilities such as street lighting, paved drainage systems, and improvements to the village playground, ensuring better opportunities for the youth.

Socially, Gamda has a simple and traditional environment. The villagers are known for mutual affection and peaceful coexistence. Agriculture is the mainstay of the local economy. The soil here is especially suitable for mustard and gram cultivation.

Farmers are hardworking, and animal husbandry—particularly the rearing of cows and buffaloes—is practiced in almost every household. Pure food habits and dedication to hard work are defining characteristics of the residents. The chaupal culture is still alive, where village issues are resolved through mutual discussion. With its pollution-free environment and lush greenery, Gamda stands as an ideal rural village.