Climate: Village has seasonal circle of weather from spring, summer, and monsoon to winter. Though the village itself is situated on a slanting curve, making the older core village invincible to floods but fields being the deepest down plains of surrounding area are most suitable to flood. Please refer to “Water-Infra” section of “Infrastructure” page and “Agriculture” page for more details.
Institutional References:
Constitutional Reference: Nidana village falls under the Julana legislative constituency of Haryana State Assembly and Sonipat constituency for Indian National Parliament, having district and sub-divisional offices at Jind and state zonal office at Hissar. Village falls under official judiciary court of Jind. For in detail knowledge on this topic please refer to “Panchayat-Admin” page of website.
Professional Reference: In professional terms of village, there is no socally recognized
“SERVANT - OWNER” kind of system in Nidana. Servants & agricultural laborers working at one’s home or fields are, considered
“Seeri-Saajhi” by each-other rather than
owner-servant (“Seeri-Saajhi” means partner in day to day life from eating to farming, happiness to sorrow). This is the standard system of professional relations in Nidana though exceptions are found everywhere else or otherwise there would be no court, panchayat and/or police on earth. Read in detail on this at “
Agriculture” page.
Social Reference: Other than religious and social beliefs, there is no census accepted or accredited in Nidana which depicts the supremacy of a single inheritance like a
King/Amma etc. versus Greeb-Janta (Hapless Public) kind of relation/rule/power or any other such proclamation as might or may else or otherwise seen or observed by individuals in day to day life or through any communication medium like radio, T.V., Cinema or movie. Also there is no discrimination or binding in standard norms of village for calling or abusing someone on the basis of caste or religion. Relation bands are defined on lineage system in castes under which if you are defined as uncle then you will be called uncle throughout the castes and same way for all other socially defined relations.
Every girl is considered as the daughter of village and on standard social norms of village, it’s the responsibility of each and every villager to protect this right of village’s daughters.
Landmarks and Landscapes: Parases (Choupals) Community Landmarks: Parases are used for organizing meetings of village panchayats (
councils), for political rallies, as Dharamshala for unknown and surprise visitors, as Barat Lounge, as Aangad Waadi and elder education centers. These are also used as amphitheaters for Folk artists to hold their concerts or enact plays. Village has following five Choupals situated at different locations:
Religious Landmarks: There are two types of religious believes, common and individual/group specific.
- Common: Dada Nagar Kheda, Debi Maai and Arya Samaaj
- Individuals: Dada Sat Sahi Nirankar, Daadi Chorde, Googa Peer, Sayyad and some others.
Please read about each of these in details on “
Culture” page.
Educational Landmarks: There are five schools, out of which two are governmental and three private. Read about each in details on
“Infrastructure” section.
Natural Landscapes: Village has very rich flora, fauna and natural resources; you can read about it in details on
“Agriculture” section.
Note: More points will be added in topic according to time and new content developed.
