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The construction of the Western Yamuna Canal, initiated during the Mughal period and expanded under British rule, had a transformative impact on Haryana’s agriculture. The canal system provided a reliable source of irrigation, enabling farmers to cultivate multiple crops annually. This development boosted agricultural productivity, reduced dependency on monsoon rains, and contributed to the state’s economic growth.