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Jaitpura is a village situated in North-East of Phulera Tehsil of Jaipur district in Rajasthan, India. It is 10 km from Phulera, 8 km from Sambhar, 60 km from Jaipur. The village is spread in approx. 18000 Bighas area. Its altitude is 390 metres above MSL. Its Pin-Code is 303604, India.
Contents
- Map of Jaitpura Rajasthan 303604
- Transportation connectivity
- Languages
- Current development status
- Shree Lakhote Balaji
- Jaitpura Bandha
- Gramin Talab
- Shiv and Hanuman Mandir
- References
Map of Jaitpura, Rajasthan 303604
Schedule Caste (SC) constitutes 11.08% while Schedule Tribe (ST) were 8.85% of total population in Jaitpura village.
In Jaitpura village out of total population, 937 were engaged in work activities. 64.89% of workers describe their work as Main Work (Employment or earning more than 6 months) while 35.11% were involved in Marginal activity providing livelihood for less than 6 months. Of 937 workers engaged in Main Work, 265 were cultivators (owner or co-owner) while 30 were agricultural labourers.
Transportation connectivity
Its nearest Local railway station is Khandel (approx. 3 km), while other nearest bigger railway junction is Phulera which is well connected to nearest bigger cities like Jaipur and Ajmer via express trains. Khandel railway station falls on route from Phulera to Rewari (215 km) which was formed on 18 May 1905.
Languages
Since, Jaitpura comes under Jaipur (District), its main languages of communication are Rajasthani and Hindi.
Current development status
The main occupation of the villagers is agriculture and domestic factory-farming. Its having 7 schools including Government school facility up to 12th standard (arts subjects). Its having a Government hospital, around 20 temples including Lakhota Balaji, one Jain Mandir and a Mosque too. The people of this village live in brotherhood and help each other. It includes majority of Hindu people but also includes Jain and Muslim religions.
The village has improved a lot in previous couple of years but a lot more improvements are required in the field of Road Connectivity, Better Water Conservation, Better Medical Facilities and Bank Facilities. For last many years the villagers are also moving out of village for earning because due to lack of water conservation and poor irrigation techniques the main source of their income, Agriculture, is getting obsolete. So a lot more improvements are expected in the field of employment so that villagers can earn their life resources in the village itself and be self-dependent and so that the village can stand in the list of developed villages of the nation.
Shree Lakhote Balaji
Shri Lakhote Mandir is famous Temple of Lord Veer Hanuman in Jaitpura. Its situated in Khalda (~2 km North from Jaitpura). People of Jaitpura and its nearby villages come here for worship mostly on Tuesdays and Saturdays in morning. Large crowds can be seen on the occasions of festivals like Deepawali and Holi. It is the main place of worship in Jaitpura. There is a pond named Bheeva-Sagar on the western side which is filled with water almost all of the year.
Jaitpura Bandha
The dam was built in 1871. Its water filling capacity is 1.026 million cubic meters. It is the main resource of ground water recharge in the area. It is also the main source of irrigation in the village and its surroundings. This is normally filled if the monsoon rainfall happens normal. A lot of maintenance is done from time to time to keep the condition of dam good.
Gramin Talab
It is located in the south of the village. There is a well in the north of this pond which is also main resource for drinking water. The well contains water throughout the year.
Shiv and Hanuman Mandir
This temple is one of the oldest temple of the Lord Hanuman Ji and Lord Shiv Ji in Jaitpura, Here is a well from which all villagers drink water. People of the village consider the temple to be miraculous.