Khuiratta is connected to Kotli and Nakyal by a circular road and to Mirpur (80 km) with two links, one via Dhongi-Charhoi and the other via Darghoti-Charhoi.

However, the gap of specialized health care services availability has been abridged by weekly visits of consultants of various specialties in different hospitals.

Birmingham UK based Sardar Abdul Aziz (Late) in the year 2003 goal was to provide healthcare to the poor by building a hospital.

The objectives to provide specialised health care services to local communities and especially to the underprivileged population of the area.

There are several villages and towns situated in Khuiratta which are Ropari Village ,Kot Bhattian, Chattar, Seri'broatgalla, Khore, Karjai, Bindian, Gahyain, Plana, Dhanna, Brahi, Battal, Chirri, Sammlar, Brute, Bhayyal, Manjwal, Sehoore, Dharra, fateh pur Dehari, Bandli, Ghoara, Roshan-Abad(Andah).

There is also a shrine of Baba Ali Lashkar of Dheri Sahibzadian and Pir Haider Shah of Dehari Bagh and Sheikh Alai Jee at khuiratta.

It has some notable small towns and villages namely, Dehari Baagh, Damandah, Bindian, Gurah, Gitran, Hujra, Merah, Biyal, Manjwaal, Gheyaien, Karjai, Samryali, Hill village, Kotla, Bna Hill, Broat Gala, Anderla Kotehra, Phalni, Seri, Manjwar, Bandli, Saidpur, Darkala, Bain Thalla, Sehore, Phehan, Hill Mughalan, Banni Bannah, Khore bhera, Dhaana, Roshan Abad (formerly Andha), Gohra, pathan mohrha, Barooth, Katasery, Chirri, Battal, Barie, Samlaar, Plaana, Darbar Mai Toti, taeen, Darkoti, darkoti bala, maraal, Dharaa, khore kalla chamber, Nidi Sohana.

This hospital is the great achievement of Mr. Muhammad Saghir Qamar (Chairman RAHMA Islamic Relief, Pakistan) and gift from friends of Norway, which is providing free medical consultation, medicine and lab facilities to poor people of khuiratta.

In July 2016 Raja Nisar Ahmed Khan was Elected as MLA from Khuiratta and later he was appointed as Minister Electricity, Law and Parliamentary affairs in Azad Jammu and Kashmir cabinet (2016-2022).

In June 2011 Muhammad Matloob Inkalabi was elected as MLA from Khuiratta and later he was given the portfolio of Minister Higher Education,IT,TEVTA in Azad Jammu and Kashmir Cabinet (2011-2016).

Total Registered voters are more than 96 thousand in 2021 elections.2021 Ajk elections[3] Before the independence of Pakistan and India in 1947, it was used as a trade corridor between Rajouri and Mirpur.