Get an exact clue about Bashar but I was advised to go to Rohtak. I was asking bus staff about Bashar at Rohtak then luckily a driver of Bashar area first corrected me for its local pronunciation and advised me to take a bus for Charkha Dari, where I reached at 5 PM. At that time, the last and perhaps only private bus has already gone so I stayed at night in Charkha Dari PS. The next day, I took the bus at around 8 AM and reached Bashar at 11 AM. The police station was about one km from the bus stop in a pre independence Police Chauki of Jindia Maharaj. In June, the temperature was 45 0 C and strong hot winds loo had buried the sandy footpath. I was walking with my bedding on my shoulders, then a villager asked, Sahib because I had my shirt under the pent where are going I told him, I am going to the PS, he said, you will be unable to reach like this, so give me your bedding and follow me. As I reached the PS, the staff told me to immediately wash hands and take food which will not available thereafter. Against this ordeal of one and half days, now one can reach Bashar in 3 hours from Gurgaon. Bashar village had no government or private high school and clinic till the late nineties. Its population is just 6333 as per the 2011 census, though its name has been synonymous with PS in its surrounding villages. If anybody after quarrel or dispute thinking of going to PS, he will just say I am going to Bashar. Once, one uneducated farmer of our villager, settled near Siwani asked somebody, where is the Bashar of this village The MLA of the Bashar constituency has been changing frequently and none of them has shown affinity with Bashar except Ran Singh Mann in the eighties. Despite that Bashar has surpassed all the neighboring villages even bigger than it, in terms number of retail shops for fruits, vegetables, and all other consumer and durable items. Now, there are five government and private senior secondary schools, one Government College, and a grain market, though there is no clinic of MBBS doctor so far. The vital push factor for the development of the Bashar area is the electrification in the seventies. It enabled the installation of tube wells for irrigation which became more profitable after flat rates were charged since 1977. With irrigation, the area of Bajra & pulses in