potable water. The primary occupation of the villagers is agriculture, though nowadays some of them are also exploring avenues in vocational sectors. But not many of them have made their footprints in the entrepreneurship or even in the small scale industry segment. But the farmers are progressive in their approach. Though they are not the first to adopt the newer techniques of farming but they are fairly good interested in these. Wheat, rice and sugarcane are the major crops sown by the farmers. However nowadays other cash crops and vegetables are also grown by them in a relatively limited area. The introduction of vegetables in farming sector especially tomatoes has ushered prosperity of the villagers. At present farmers are doing their best to adopt progressive technologies of farming such as submersible boring, grounded pipe irrigation, soil structure analysis and arrangement of generator for dealing with scarcity of electricity. This exhibits their long sightedness and entrepreneurship qualities. There is a government senior secondary school in the village apart from three other public schools. This school is a center of learning for the children of Kalri Jagir and several adjacent villages. The children from nearby villages come here to learn and study. This school has imparted education to thousands of students and is serving the humanity. There are three other schools operating in the private sector and they are also doing a good job. Taking care of physical and mental growth of younger generation the village panchayat with the help of government has constructed a sports complex cum stadium, 'Rajiv Gandhi Khel Parisar'. This sports complex will be of the block level. The village panchayat has also constructed a primary Community Health Care Center with the help of government. Now villagers get basic health facilities at their door step. A marriage cum other ceremonies hall (Banquet Hall) has also been constructed by the village panchayat. So the ceremonial functions in the village can be held with decency and grace. There are several chaupals in the village. These are located in the localities of different communities. Villagers, generally elders sit there and spend their leisure time while playing cards, gossiping or discussing matters of importance to the village. There is a government Pashudhan centre (veterinary centre) in the village. The veterinary doctor assures that all the pet animals be disease free and healthy. People consult the doctor for their cattle. Two anganwaries run