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Local businesses in Hisar
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 56
- Govt. GNM Nursing Training Center, GH, Hisar; National Fertility and Test Tube Baby Centre; Sharma Nursing Home, Hisar; Khetarpaul Hospital; District Civil Hospital Hisar; Aabhari Plastic Surgery Center; Aakash Hospital, Hisar; Ahuja Hospital; Arora Orthopaedic Hospital; Ashok Hospital
- Clinics: 22
- Arya Physiotherapy Clinic; Bansal Physiotherapy Centre; Bharat Clinic; Dot's Centre - TB Clinic; Dr. Karanjeet Singh Healthy Mind Clinic; Dr. Shree Skin Clinic; Gulati Nursing Home; Haryana Clinic; Healing Hands Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation; Khetan Skin Clinic
- Restaurants and cafes: 4
- Dilli Se; Bikaner Misthan Bhandar; Pahuja Bakers; PLA FAST FOOD AREA
- Hotels and lodges: 8
- suresh soni; Faculty House; HAU Boys' Hostels; HOTEL LAZZEZ; Hotel Unique; OYO Hotel Raza; OYO Mid City Hotel
- Schools: 7
- Saint Sophia Senior Secondary School; Blooming Dales School; Campus School; ID DAV School; Shree Ram Ideal School
- Clothing shops: 5
- Cobb; Spykar; Cantabil; Mufti
Hisar facts
- District
- Hisar district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 3,07,024
- People
- 81.04% literacy
- PIN codes
- 125001 (Hisar Kty), 125006 (Hisar Cantt)
- Places nearby
- Haryana Rural Antique Museum (museum, 1 km), Mahabir Stadium (sports venue, 2 km), St. Thomas Church (church, 2 km), Firoz Shah palace complex (archaeological site, 3 km)
- Local economy
- Hisar has a large steel industry and is called the City of Steel. It is described as India's largest maker of galvanized iron as of 2012, with textile and automobile industries also contributing, and the Central Livestock Farm, set up in 1809, is among Asia's largest cattle farms.
- Culture and food
- More than 97 per cent of Hisar's residents are Hindu, with small Sikh, Jain, Muslim and Christian communities. The city was once a centre of learning for Digambara Jains.
- History
- Excavations at nearby Rakhigarhi, Siswal and Lohari Ragho show human habitation from before the Harappan period.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.