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{{Use Indian English|date=May 2018}}
{{Use Indian English|date=May 2018}}
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'''Mandela Chhota''' is a small [[village]] 10km from [[Fatehpur, Shekhawati]] (District: [[Sikar district|Sikar]]) on Fatehpur-[[Salasar]] road. Access to nearby town, Fatehpur, is good and [[transportation]] means are adequate.  
'''Mandela Chhota''' is a small [[village]] 10km from [[Fatehpur, Shekhawati]] (District: [[Sikar district|Sikar]]) on Fatehpur-Salasar road. Access to nearby town, Fatehpur, is good and [[transportation]] means are adequate.  


Population of the village is around 3000 comprising two religions, [[Hinduism|Hindus]] and [[Islam|Muslims]], with almost half population of each. There is remarkable level of religious harmony between the two religious groups and it is quite common that these two groups celebrate [[festival]]s with each other. Hindu families belong to mostly [[Jat]] community with different [[gotra]]s such as Budania, Dhayal, Godara and theterwal. All muslims family of the village are [[Kayamkhani]]
Population of the village is around 3000 comprising two religions, [[Hindus]] and [[Muslims]], with almost half population of each. There is remarkable level of religious harmony between the two religious groups and it is quite common that these two groups celebrate [[festival]]s with each other. Hindu families belong to mostly [[Jat]] community with different [[gotra]]s such as Budania, Dhayal, Godara and theterwal. All muslims family of the village are [[Kayamkhani]]


Villagers are mostly [[farmer]]s but lately they are shifting to service and trade related occupations. A large segment of working people work in Arab countries.
Villagers are mostly farmers but lately they are shifting to service and trade related occupations. A large segment of working people work in Arab countries.


The village has two [[primary school]]s. There is also senior secondary level school in Mandela Bara, Just 200 meter from the village.  Mandeal Bara is its sister village and distance between the two is merely 100 meter.  
The village has two primary schools. There is also senior secondary level school in Mandela Bara, Just 200 meter from the village.  Mandeal Bara is its sister village and distance between the two is merely 100 meter.  


Here summers are hot and arid with temperatures reaching as high as 50C. In these times, [[Dust storm|sand storms]] and hot dry winds, called [[Loo (wind)|Loo]], are common phenomena. In months of May and June, Loo becomes unbearable and may cause [[heatstroke]].  [[Rainfall]] is scanty and so is vegetation. Landscape consists bare sand dunes and scanty bushes. Winters are severe cold with minimum temperature falling to 0C in January. The crops grown are mainly Bajra, Mung, Moth, Til and Gawar. [[Famine]]s occur frequently.
Here summers are hot and arid with temperatures reaching as high as 50C. In these times, [[sand storms]] and hot dry winds, called [[Loo (wind)|Loo]], are common phenomena. In months of May and June, Loo becomes unbearable and may cause [[heatstroke]].  [[Rainfall]] is scanty and so is vegetation. Landscape consists bare sand dunes and scanty bushes. Winters are severely cold with minimum temperature falling to 0C in January. The crops grown are mainly Bajra, Mung, Moth, Til and Gawar. [[Famine]]s occur frequently.


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{{coord missing|Rajasthan}}


[[Category:Villages in Sikar district]]
[[Category:Villages in Sikar district]]

Latest revision as of 02:18, 11 December 2021

Mandela Chhota is a small village 10km from Fatehpur, Shekhawati (District: Sikar) on Fatehpur-Salasar road. Access to nearby town, Fatehpur, is good and transportation means are adequate.

Population of the village is around 3000 comprising two religions, Hindus and Muslims, with almost half population of each. There is remarkable level of religious harmony between the two religious groups and it is quite common that these two groups celebrate festivals with each other. Hindu families belong to mostly Jat community with different gotras such as Budania, Dhayal, Godara and theterwal. All muslims family of the village are Kayamkhani

Villagers are mostly farmers but lately they are shifting to service and trade related occupations. A large segment of working people work in Arab countries.

The village has two primary schools. There is also senior secondary level school in Mandela Bara, Just 200 meter from the village. Mandeal Bara is its sister village and distance between the two is merely 100 meter.

Here summers are hot and arid with temperatures reaching as high as 50C. In these times, sand storms and hot dry winds, called Loo, are common phenomena. In months of May and June, Loo becomes unbearable and may cause heatstroke. Rainfall is scanty and so is vegetation. Landscape consists bare sand dunes and scanty bushes. Winters are severely cold with minimum temperature falling to 0C in January. The crops grown are mainly Bajra, Mung, Moth, Til and Gawar. Famines occur frequently.