Kaithal district

Kaithal district spans 2,317 square kilometers of agricultural land with four tehsils and three sub-tehsils serving its population of over one million residents.

The district contains archaeological site Theh Polar, where excavations in the 1930s revealed 465 artifacts including ancient coins, pottery, and seals from early civilizations.

Hinduism, practiced by ninety percent of the population, shapes local traditions while Haryanvi remains the primary language spoken by sixty percent of residents.

National Highway NH-152 connects the district to major urban centers, providing essential transportation routes for agricultural trade and commercial activities.

The district maintains continuous records of human settlement spanning three millennia, with evidence dating back to early Mughal civilizations.

GPS coordinates: 29.85466,76.48064

Latest update: March 12, 2025 11:43