Rewari district, Administrative district in Gurgaon division, India
Rewari is an administrative district within Haryana state that spans terrain ranging from hilly Aravali ridges to sandy plains. The landscape sits at roughly 245 meters elevation and contains mixed topography that shapes both settlement patterns and local economic activities.
The district was established on November 1, 1989, when it was separated from Mahendergarh district to form Haryana's 22nd administrative division. This creation reflected a broader restructuring of state governance and local administrative boundaries.
The district maintains traditional craft traditions, particularly brass manufacturing and the production of regional footwear known as Tilledar Jooti. These handicrafts remain an important part of local identity and daily commercial activity throughout the region.
The district headquarters provides electronic services through the SARAL portal, allowing residents to obtain certificates and process administrative documents online. Visitors and residents can use these digital channels to handle government transactions more efficiently.
The district is home to one of the world's largest motorcycle manufacturing plants operated by Hero MotoCorp in Dharuhera. This industrial facility has significantly contributed to the region's economic development and manufacturing output.
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