History and Social–Agricultural Overview of Kharbala

Kharbala is a village known for its distinctive name and unique geographical character in the region. The origin of the village name is believed to be connected either to the nature of the local soil or to an ancient folk narrative associated with the area.

Currently, the village is led by its Sarpanch, Mrs. Sudesh. Under her leadership, special attention is being given to cleanliness, nutrition programs, and strengthening primary education for children, reflecting a people-centric approach to governance.

Socially, Kharbala has a traditional yet forward-looking community. The villagers value unity, cooperation, and collective progress. Agriculture is the primary occupation and remains the backbone of the local economy.

Farmers mainly cultivate bajra, guar, and mustard, which are well suited to the local soil conditions. Animal husbandry is a defining feature of village life, with dairy activities contributing significantly to household income. The village infrastructure has improved over time, with paved streets and better connectivity reflecting steady development. Kharbala stands out for its strong sense of brotherhood and shared celebration of festivals and social occasions.