Sarsa is a village situated in the Bhiwani district of the northern Indian state of Haryana. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Bhiwani tehsil and is governed locally by a Gram Panchayat, as is typical for rural settlements in India.
Geographically, Sarsa lies in the central part of Haryana, an area characterized by a semi‑arid climate and predominantly agricultural land use. The village is connected to nearby towns and cities via a network of local roads, with the district headquarters, Bhiwani city, serving as the primary urban centre for commerce, education, and healthcare services for residents of Sarsa.
The official language of the region is Hindi, while Punjabi and Haryanvi dialects are commonly spoken in daily life. Agriculture constitutes the main economic activity, with cultivation of crops such as wheat, mustard, and cotton prevailing in the local agrarian economy.
According to the Census of India conducted in 2011, Sarsa is listed among the inhabited villages of Bhiwani district. Detailed demographic statistics—including total population, gender ratio, and literacy rate—are recorded in the census data, though specific figures are not provided here.
Infrastructure in the village includes primary and secondary education institutions, a local health sub‑centre, and basic utilities such as electricity and potable water supply, aligned with government rural development programs.
As with many villages in the region, Sarsa participates in various state‑level schemes aimed at improving agricultural productivity, rural employment, and social welfare. Further information on the village’s socio‑economic indicators can be accessed through official district records and census publications.
