Aapka Swagat Hai Jarcha Mein” these words show the warm and friendly heart of Jarcha village. Jarcha is a charming Village in Dadri, Gautam Buddha Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh, Known for its rich agricultural heritage and vibrant community. Jarcha is a place where tradition meets progress.
Demographics
Population (2021)
9,548
Male
5,067
Female
4,481
Literacy Rate
47.40%
Scheduled Caste
2,543
Scheduled Tribe
6
Households
1,583
Area
1,221.2 hectares
History of Jarcha Panchayat
Jarcha has a long and fascinating history, it was historically influenced by vedic scholars and the local Jaar Community, from whom the village gets its name. Over the years, Jarcha has grown into a progressive village while preserving its traditional lifestyle.
Over time, Jarcha has preserved its cultural identity through festivals, fairs, and folk art. Traditional Haat bazaars, folk songs, and religious gatherings are still part of village life. The community celebrates Holi, Diwali, Raksha Bandhan, and Makar Sankranti with great enthusiasm, bringing people together across generations.
“Jarcha is not just a village, it’s a home with a long story that connects the past and the present.”
Culture and Lifestyle
Life in Jarcha is peaceful and community-oriented. The people value honesty, hard work, and cooperation. The Panchayat is home to several temples, ponds, and community grounds, which serve as centers for festivals and social gatherings.
Cultural activities such as folk music, dance, and sports events are common during festive seasons. Traditional food like roti, saag, kheer, and lassi is prepared in every household, reflecting the warmth of rural hospitality.
Cleanliness drives, plantation programs, and awareness campaigns are also organized regularly, making Jarcha an example of a clean and active village.
People, Language and Culture
People of Jarcha: A close Knit Community
Jarcha is a village where everyone knows each other and life moves with a strong sense of community. The village has a mix of families who have lived here for generations. People here are hardworking, mostly involved in farming, local trade and small business.
Language: The Heartbeat of Communication
In Jarcha, Hindi is the primary language spoken by the villagers. It’s the language of daily conversations, festivals, and community gatherings.
Culture: A Tapestry of Traditions
Jarcha’s Culture is deeply rooted in the traditions of Uttar Pradesh. The village is known for its rich heritage, which includes folk music, dance and local crafts.Â
One of the Village’s Cultural highlights is the Chandraprabhu Shri Digamber Jain Mandir, an ancient temple that stands as a symbol of Jarcha’s spiritual heritage. This temple attracts visitors and devotees alike, offering a glimpse into the village’s rich Jain traditions.
The People of Jarcha take pride in their agricultural roots, with farming being the backbone of the village’s economy. The fertile lands yield a variety of crops, and the villagers’ connection to the land is evident in their daily lives.
Our Leader
Pradhan ji
Suman Devi, the current Gram Pradhan of Jarcha Panchayat, is committed to the village’s growth and well-being.
Under her leadership, Jarcha has seen improvements in roads, schools, health, and cleanliness. She also supports women and youth through skill and community programs.
Known for her friendly nature, Suman Devi is helping build a stronger and better Jarcha.