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Nararh (Part In Khajauli) Village – Location, Demographics & Administrative Details

Located in Kaluahi Tehsil of Madhubani District, in the state of Bihar.

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Village Name Nararh (Part In Khajauli) Census Code: 220228
Administrative Type Village Rural Area
Postal PIN Code 847228 Khajauli (S.O)
STD Telephone Code 6276 Telecom Circle
Gram Panchayat Narar West GP No: 97334
Tehsil / Sub-District Kaluahi Code: 01090
District Madhubani Code: 207
State Bihar Code: 10
Geographic Location: Nararh (Part In Khajauli), Kaluahi Tehsil, Madhubani 26.5237° N, 86.0840° E
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Nararh (Part In Khajauli) Demographics & Population Projections

Census 2011 Benchmark and Projected 2026 Estimates

Area: Rural Census Code: 220228
CENSUS 2011 POP
9,824
2026 PROJECTED POP
12,172 +23.9%
HOUSEHOLDS ('26)
2,580
'11: 1,969
SEX RATIO (2026)
944
Females / 1k Males
LITERACY RATE
74.4%
'11: 52.3%
WORKFORCE SHARE
42.2%
'11: 31.3%
Demographic Indicator Census 2011 Projected 2026 Growth / Proportion
Total Population 9,824 12,172 +23.9%
↳ Male Population 5,079 6,263 52% of total
↳ Female Population 4,745 5,910 49% of total
Total Households 1,969 2,580 +31.0%
Literate Population 5,138 (52.3%) 9,056 (74.4%) M: 5,186 | F: 3,871
Working Population (Workers) 3,073 (31.3%) 5,141 (42.2%) M: 3,870 | F: 1,271
Non-Literate Population 4,686 3,116 —
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Village Location 26.5237° N, 86.0840° E Open in Maps

Administrative boundaries & geographic coverage for Nararh (Part In Khajauli) Village, Tehsil Kaluahi, Madhubani District, Bihar.

PIN: 847228
Other Villages in Kaluahi Tehsil
Village Name Administrative Type PIN Code Tehsil Action
Nararh (Part In Khajauli) Current Location Gram Panchayat 847228 Kaluahi Viewing
Barhamotar Revenue Village 847228 Kaluahi View
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Harpur Revenue Village 847228 Kaluahi View
Kalikapur Revenue Village 847228 Kaluahi View
Kaparia Revenue Village 847228 Kaluahi View
Karpur Revenue Village 847228 Kaluahi View
Kaziana Revenue Village 847228 Kaluahi View
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