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Bhiwani lies between 28º 19' and 29º 05' North latitudes and 75º 26' and 76º 28' East longitudes. Bounded by Hissar on its north, Rajasthan on its west, Mahendergarh and Jhunjunu on its south and Rohtak on its east, Bhiwani is 124 kilometers from Delhi and houses approximately 14, 24,524 people.

The main occupation of Bhiwani is agriculture though the district's economy is also largely dependent on animal husbandry and medium and small scale industries. Anganwadi Centre, Co-operative Societies and Vocational Guidance Centre provide guidance. System maintenance is of top priority in order to have maximum utility of the projects. Groundwater salinity has been checked to a great extent by irrigation. Each and every village of the district now has electricity and infrastructural facilities have considerably improved in the last few years stabilizing the local economy. Textile mills and Khadi industries are source of income for many people and steps are regularly taken to organize, develop, promote and even to provide financial assistance. Bhiwani has produced fine sports men at both national and international levels and is often referred to as Land Of War Heroes as many youths have been contributing in the Armed Forces. Dadri, a major city of the district, is reckoned as a prime trading centre since the time of the Mughals.

Computerization and networking are in utilization providing full IT support to Bhiwani. The district is also well connected to the rest of the country by road and railways. Bhiwani city is known as City of Temples and is famed countrywide, specially, for the Gauri Shankar temple. New excavations revealed the historically important Naurangabad Mound.