Kalri Jagir is a village in the district Karnal, Haryana, (India). It is on the bank of Amalgamation canal and is not very far from the River Yamuna. Yamuna flows about 4 km from here. Overview The village falls under Indri Tehsil of Karnal district, and is around 35 km from the district headquarters. Kurukshetra lies on the north-west and Yamunanagar on northern side of this village. The Grand Trunk Road, (Old National Highway No. 1 / now National Highway No. 44) is about 30 km from here. The life style is very simple and the people are decent. Rich Indian culture and traditional values form the basis of their social millieu. People are industrious and believe in 'theory of Karma'. With the global unification this village is also getting transformed. So now it is not hard to find a tinge of modern life style in the village. All the traditional festivals of India are celebrated with much exuberance and fervor. Diwali, Bhai-dooj, Holi, Teez, Shivaratri, Navaratre, Raksha Bandhan, Dussehra, Lohri are some of them. As per the census conducted by government of India in 2011 the population of the village is 2310, and as per Census 1991 the population was 1843. The villagers say that the history of this village goes back to the pre-independence days of India. They say that the village was a Jagir during British and Mughal era, from this denomination the village draws its name Kalri 'Jagir'. The village has a special place in district Karnal and Haryana State at large. The agricultural land under the control of village panchayat is among the largest in the district Karnal. This fact is also reminiscent of the developmental works undertaken in the village. The infrastructure development is fairly good compared with other surrounding villages. The outer village area is marked by a boundary in the form of a concrete road locally called 'Firni'. There is a main street in the village that passes by rightly from the center of the village. This village has played a far front role in the Swach Bharat campaign of Government of India, It is very clean and has good sanitation system across its area limits. The village streets are made of concrete and are cemented. The streets are well illuminated with more than 100 solar lamps. There are two water pumping centers in the village for public distribution of clean and