Hansi Declared Haryana’s 23rd District; Notification to Be Issued Within a Week

Published on: December 17, 2025

Hansi Declared Haryana’s 23rd District; Notification to Be Issued Within a Week

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini declared Hansi as the 23rd district of the state during a public programme in Hansi, marking a significant administrative development. He said the official notification for the creation of the new district would be issued within a week. Earlier, Hansi was part of Hisar district. With the new administrative structure, Hisar and Hansi will function as separate districts with clearly defined subdivisions.

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The announcement fulfilled a long-pending demand dating back to 2013 and was made during a Vikas rally, where the Chief Minister also inaugurated and laid foundation stones for multiple development projects.

Key Takeaways on Hansi Declared as Haryana’s 23rd District

Hansi was declared Haryana’s 23rd district by CM Nayab Singh Saini
Official notification to be issued within seven days
Hansi was earlier part of Hisar district
Hisar and Hansi districts will now have separate subdivisions
Announcement made during a Vikas rally in Hansi
Demand for district status was pending since 2013
Development projects worth Rs. 77.30 crore were inaugurated and launched

Hansi Officially Announced as a New District

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini declared Hansi as the 23rd district of Haryana while addressing a public meeting in Hansi. He stated that the notification declaring Hansi as a separate district would be issued within a week. The announcement marked a major administrative milestone for the region.

मुख्यमंत्री श्री @NayabSainiBJP ने आज हांसी को हरियाणा का 23वां जिला बनाने की घोषणा की। उन्होंने कहा कि एक सप्ताह में इसका नोटिफिकेशन भी जारी हो जाएगा।

इस घोषणा पर मुख्यमंत्री ने सभी हांसी वासियों को बधाई एवं शुभकामनाएँ दीं। pic.twitter.com/dzwURyn04g
— CMO Haryana (@cmohry) December 16, 2025

Hansi was earlier a part of Hisar district. With the creation of the new district, administrative boundaries have been reorganised to improve governance and accessibility for residents.

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The creation of Haryana’s 22nd district, Charkhi Dadri, was earlier notified on December 1, 2016, nine years ago.

New Administrative Structure After District Reorganisation

Following the declaration, Hisar district will now comprise two subdivisions—Hisar and Barwala. The newly formed Hansi district will include two subdivisions: Hansi and Narnaund.

According to officials, the proposed Hansi district will comprise:

Two sub-divisions
Three tehsils
One sub-tehsil
97 revenue villages
110 gram panchayats

The Hansi and Narnaund sub-divisions will form the core of the new district. The district will include Hansi, Narnaund and Bass tehsils, along with the Kheri Chowpatty sub-tehsil. The boundaries of the existing police district will be adopted as the revenue district boundaries.

Long-Pending Demand Fulfilled After Over a Decade

The demand to declare Hansi as a district was first raised in June 2013. Subsequently, the Hansi District Banao Sangharsh Committee was formed, which continuously pursued the demand.

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Former Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar had earlier declared Hansi a police district in 2017 during a rally held at the grain market. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini recalled that during the election period, the Model Code of Conduct had prevented the announcement, leaving the promise unfulfilled at that time.

He said that he had now returned to Hansi to fulfil that commitment.

Public Reaction and Celebrations in Hansi

The announcement was met with loud applause during the public meeting. As the Chief Minister declared Hansi a district, people present at the venue celebrated by clapping, raising hands, and cheering.

Following the announcement, fireworks were seen across the city as residents celebrated the long-awaited decision. Hansi MLA Vinod Bhayana described the day as historic for the region and thanked the Chief Minister for accepting key development demands. He said the people of Hansi would remember the decision forever.

Development Projects Worth Rs. 77.30 Crore Launched

During the Vikas rally, CM Saini inaugurated and laid foundation stones for three development projects worth Rs. 77.30 crore. These projects were related to water supply and electricity infrastructure and were aimed at providing relief to residents.

The Chief Minister said that development projects worth Rs. 1,008 crore had been executed in the Hansi Assembly constituency over the past 11 years, compared to Rs. 253 crore worth of works during the Congress regime.

Historical and Cultural Significance of Hansi Highlighted

Recalling Hansi’s historical importance, the Chief Minister described it as a land of valour and sacrifice, once known as the gateway of Hindustan. He paid homage to the sacrifices made during the First War of Independence in 1857.

He stated that the historic Lal Sadak still bears testimony to British atrocities, where freedom fighters were crushed. He also noted that Hansi was earlier known as Asi and Asigarh and served as the capital of the Satluj province during the reign of Emperor Harsha.

Welfare Schemes and Governance Reforms Highlighted

CM Saini said that under the Deendayal Lado Lakshmi Yojana, eligible women were being provided financial assistance of Rs. 2,100. He said more than seven lakh women had received Rs. 258 crore in two installments.

He added that the government was providing LPG cylinders at Rs. 500 per month to around 14.7 lakh poor families. On agriculture, he said all crops were being procured at Minimum Support Price and Rs. 1.64 lakh crore had been credited to nearly 12 lakh farmers’ accounts.

He also highlighted the abolition of the British-era Abiana and the introduction of fully digital, paperless land and property registration.

Electoral Roll Revision and Political Remarks

Responding to criticism over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, the Chief Minister said such revisions had taken place multiple times since Independence, including in 1952, 1957, 1961, 1965–66, 1983–84, 1987–89, 1992–93–95 and 2002–03.

He said democracy was never under threat during those periods and questioned objections raised in 2025 when the Election Commission was performing its constitutional duty.

Administrative Access to Improve for Residents

With Hansi becoming a district, residents will no longer need to travel to Hisar for administrative and judicial work. A district collectorate and a district and sessions court will be established in Hansi, with a district judge posted locally.

Officials said the new district would receive a separate budget allocation, which is expected to accelerate development and infrastructure growth in the region.

A New Administrative Chapter for Hansi

The declaration of Hansi as Haryana’s 23rd district marked a significant step in decentralised governance and administrative accessibility. The move addressed a long-standing public demand and redefined the administrative landscape of the Hisar region. With new district offices, courts, and budgetary provisions planned, the development is expected to streamline governance and bring services closer to residents. The official notification, expected within a week, will formally complete the transition and set the groundwork for the district’s administrative functioning.

Beyond Administrative Boundaries: A Broader Spiritual Perspective

While administrative changes such as the creation of new districts help streamline governance in a diverse society, they also highlight how human systems are often divided by geography, language, caste, religion, and social structures. Such divisions are part of the worldly framework that manages day-to-day affairs. In contrast, spiritual discourse speaks of a realm beyond these distinctions. References found in sacred texts, including the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, describe Satlok as a place where there is no caste-based division, no social hierarchy, and no separation based on language or identity, but collective coexistence as one family.

In this context, the teachings of Tatvdarshi Sant Rampal Ji Maharaj present a vision of a disciplined and egalitarian society, where there is no discrimination between rich and poor, no concept of high or low status, and no language barrier. His Knowledge emphasises equality, service, and collective responsibility, encouraging individuals to reflect on the larger purpose of human life and the idea of returning to the true spiritual home beyond worldly divisions.