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In 1820, the north-western part of Delhi territory was sub-divided into two districts the northern and western. The western district included Bhiwani, Hansi, Hissar and Sirsa. The Hissar district which was basically constituted in 1820, had its headquarters at Hansi. In 1824, Rohtak district which had previously been under the western part of territory of Delhi was constituted into a separate district to which Bhiwani tahsil was transferred. In 1832, the Haryana territory officially designated as Delhi division, comprising the districts of Hissar, Delhi, Rohtak, Panipat and Gurgaon was brought under the Regulations of the East India Company and included in North-Western Provinces2. So, in 1832, Hissar was made the headquarters of the district in place of Hansi. The district was then divided into 4 tahsils; Hissar, Fatehabad, Hansi and Tosham. In 1837, Ratia and Tohana parganas were added to Hissar district and formed into a separate tahsil of Tohana. Sirsa tract was detached in 1837 from the Hissar district and placed under a separate officer styled as superintendent of Bhatiana. The pargana of Darba& pargana of Rori were transferred to Bhatiana in 1838 and 1847, respectively. In 1852, the pargana of Ratia was transferred from Tohana tahsil to Fatehabad Tahsil and Barwala

pargana was detached from Hissar tahsil and was formed into a separate tahsil of Barwala along with Tohana. The whole of Delhi territory alongwith Bhatiana and Hissar was transferred to the Punjab and district of Bhatiana was renamed as Sirsa.

In 1861, Bhiwani tahsil was detached from Rohtak and added to Hissar district. The Tosham tahsil was abolished and added to Bhiwani tahsil in the same year. The Hissar district gained 24 villages from Meham- Bhiwani tahsil of Rohtak district;18 villages including the town of Bhiwani were added to Bhiwani tahsil and 6 villages to Hansi tahsil.

In November, 1884, the Sirsa district was abolished and Sirsa tahsil with 159 villages was added to Hissar district and formed the Sirsa tahsil . In 1889, 15 villages forming a detached block known as Budhlada illaqa, were transferred from Kaithal tahsil to Fatehabad tahsil. The Barwala tahsil containing 139 villages was abolished with effect from January 1,1891 and its area was distributed between 3 contiguous tahsils; 13 villages going to Hansi, 24 to Hissar and 102 to Fatehabad1. At the same time 13 villages were transferred from Hissar tahsil to Bhiwani tahsil and a sub-tahsil was established at Tohana in Fatehabad tahsil. In 1923, the Tohana sub-tahsil was transferred from Fatehabad to Hissar tahsil. No transfer of territory to or from the district took place till the passing of the Provinces and States (Absorption of Enclaves) Order, 1950 by which the erstwhile princely state of Loharu was merged in the district and 15 villages comprising Budhlada illaqa were taken out from Hissar district and added to Bhatinda district. With the view to decentralising the authority in the administrative set-up, the district was divided into sub-divisions; Fatehabad and Hansi sub-divisions were created in 1961 and 1964, respectively. Hissar sub-division was created in 1965
Haryana as a State was created on November 1, 1966. In 1968, Sirsa tahsil was bifurcated into Sirsa and Dabwali tahsils and Bhiwani tahsil was bifurcated into Bhiwani and Loharu. The above administrative arrangement continued till 1972 when whole of Loharu and Bhiwani tahsils, 32 villages of Hansi and 17 villages of Hissar tahsils were excluded and included in the then formed Bhiwani district2. Tohana sub-tahsil of the Hissar tahsil was upgraded to a tahsil in 1972.

In 1975, Sirsa and Dabwali tahsils were excluded from the district and a new district of Sirsa was carved out1. In 1979 two sub-tahsils, one at Ratia of tahsil Fatehabad comprising 67 villages and other at Adampur of Hissar tahsil comprising 32 villages were created. A sub-division was formed at Tohana in 1981. Ratia sub-tahsil was upgraded to a tahsil in 1981. The position having tahsils, sub-divisions and sub-tahsils by the beginning of 1991 was as under: the district had 4 sub- divisions (Hissar, Tohana,Fatehabad, and Hansi); 6 tahsils (Hissar, Tohana, Fatehabad, Ratia, Hansi and Narnaund); 3 sub-tahsils ( Adampur, Uklana Mandi and Bhuna). There is divisional headquarters at Hissar.

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