Gothra, Rewari

As of the 2011 India census, Gothra has a population of 2,606 in 549 households.[2] Males constitute 50.8% of the population and females constitute 49.2%. Gothra has an average literacy rate of 68.6% (58.8% and 41.2% for males and females, respectively), less than the national average of 74%. In Gothra, 12.5% of the population is under 6 years of age. The main ethnic group of the village is Ahir; other ethnic groups include Harijan, Khati, Parjapat, Valmiki, Saini, and Naai. The village has a Shiv temple at its entrance, a Jihad, and temples such as Hanuman Temple and Baba Manohar Dass.

Adjacent to the village is a Kribhco container. At the bus stand of this village are many shops, dhabas, a petrol pump, and a Power House (Bijli Ghar) Subdivision.

The village has many temples, such as the Sakti Mata temple. Many villagers (both in Gothra and neighbouring villages) visit the Sakti Mata temple on Saturdays.

People from this village work in various fields, including judicial, taxation, police, defense, paramilitary, finance, and teaching. , Captain Ram Kunwar, who participated in the Sino-Indian War, was born in Gothra and was awarded the Vir Chakra medal.

Haryana's second Sainik School is situated in Gothra. It was inaugurated in 2008 by the former CM Bhupender Singh Hooda. This school covers an area of 56 acres.

Rewari is about 95 kilometers from Delhi and is well connected by roadways and railways. More than 40 trains connect Rewari Junction station to New Delhi and amongst them Garib Rath (12215) is the fastest one that covers this distance in 1.5 hours. Regular bus service is also available with pick up points spread across different places in Delhi and Gurgaon. The nearest villages to Rewari are Nandha, Balwari, Nangla, Mamria, and Pali.