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| Country | India |
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Belkhara is a village as well as a panchayat in the Arwal district of Bihar, India. The headman of Belkhara is Arvind Patel.[1] It is situated 11 km north east of Arwal. The village has few historical monuments too, but many of them are mostly unknown to others.
- According to population Belkhara is biggest village in arwal district.
- Kushwaha cast is more dominant in this village. Dominant in the sense of population,field,money.
Access
The village is not connected by railways. Private buses and other private transporting owned by individuals are only source of transport. The nearest railway station is at Jehanabad, 44 km away.
Language
Most of the natives here use Magahi as mode of communication. All the official works are carried out in Hindi.
Governing
Belkhara is part of panchayati Raj system.
References
- ↑ Socio Economic Caste Census(Karpi Block). Retrieved 5 April 2017.
Belkhara is very close to district only 12 km form district. And transport system is also very good.
Form the capital of Bihar patna also not far away from Belkhara only 83km. And 24 hours transport is available.
Market is also in this village where everything is available which need in our daily life.
- kushwahaji#
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