History and Social–Agricultural Overview of Kapro

Kapro is a large and politically active village located in the Hansi–Narnaund region of Hansi district, Haryana. The origin of the village name is believed to be linked to a distinctive settlement or agricultural activity practiced here in ancient times.

At present, the village is led by its Sarpanch, Mrs. Pramila. Under her leadership, significant attention is being given to development works, especially the construction of paved roads and the implementation of modern drainage systems to improve overall village infrastructure.

Socially, Kapro has a proud and well-organized community structure. The sense of brotherhood in the village is widely recognized across the region. The village chaupal serves as a central place for collective decision-making and social discussions.

Agriculture forms the backbone of Kapro’s economy. The fertile land supports the cultivation of wheat, mustard, and cotton. A strong canal irrigation system ensures stable agricultural output. Animal husbandry is an important supporting occupation, and the Murrah breed of buffaloes found here is well known for high milk production. The youth of Kapro are actively progressing in the fields of defense services, sports, and education, contributing to the village’s growing reputation.