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Coordinates: 25°43′01″N 85°31′30″E / 25.717060°N 85.525075°E / 25.717060; 85.525075
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Jandaha
Community Development Block
Jandaha is located in Bihar
Jandaha
Jandaha
Location in Bihar, India
Coordinates: 25°43′01″N 85°31′30″E / 25.717060°N 85.525075°E / 25.717060; 85.525075
Country India
StateBihar
Districtvaishali
District Sub-divisionMahua [1]
AnchalJandaha[1]
Vidhan Sabha constituencyMahnar Vidhan Sabha[2]
Population
 (2001)
 • Total
207,837[1]
Languages
 • OfficialHindi
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
ISO 3166 codeIN-BR

Jandaha ( in Hindi : जंदाहा ) is a block in Vaishali district,[3] Bihar state,[1] According to the census website, all blocks in Bihar state nomenclature as C.D. Block (community development blocks).[4]

Jandaha Jandaha (Vidhan Sabha constituency) (Hindi: जन्दाहा विधान सभा निर्वाचन क्षेत्र) was an assembly constituency in Vaishali district in the Indian state of Bihar.

Overview

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As a consequence of the orders of the Delimitation Commission of India, Jandaha (Vidhan Sabha constituency) emerged in 1962 and ceased to exist in 2010.[5]

It was part of Hajipur (Lok Sabha constituency).[6]

Election results 1962 -2010

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1977–2010

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List of MLAs of Jandaha Vidhan Sabha Constituency is as follows:[7]

Sl No. Year Winner Party Runner Party
1 1962 Tulsi Dass Mehta SOC Rajbanshi Sinha INC
2 1967 Bhuneshwar Chaudhary INC Tulsi Dass Mehta SSP
3 1969 Tulsi Dass Mehta SSP Bhuneshwar Chaudhary INC
4 1972 Bhagdeo Singh IND Pras Ram Pr. Singh NCO
5 1977 Munshi Lal Ray JNP Bhagdeo Singh INC
6 1980 Birendra Singh IND Shib Prasad Singh JNP(SC)
7 1985 Tulsi Das Mehta LKD Birendra Singh IND
8 1990 Tulsi Das Mehta JD Shivanarayan Pd. Mishra IND
9 1995 Tulsi Das Mehta JD Achidanand Singh BJP
10 2000 Upendra Pd. Singh SAP Achidanand Singh IND
11 2005 Feb Achidanand Singh Alin Dr. Achyutanand LJP Umesh Singh Kushwaha RJD
12 2005 Oct Dr. Achyutanand LJP Umesh Singh Kushwaha RJD
13 2014

Oct

Umesh Singh Kushwaha JDU
Jandaha Vidhan Sabha constituency ceased to exist in 2010 Election and was merged in newly-formed Mahnar Vidhan Sabha constituency.

major roads

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The newly constructed Hajipur-Jandaha road, constructed during tenure of Nitish Kumar.

NH-233[8]

villages

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  • Number of Panchayat : 23*
  • Now 2 Panchayats became part of Newly constituted Jandaha Nagar Panchayat with 14 wards, Total Population 19488, SC-2683, ST-2, Others-16803.
  • Number of Villages : 124[1]

This is a list of villages in Jandaha block, Vaishali district, Bihar state, India.[9][10]

STCode DTCode SubdtCode VillCode Villname
10 18 009 0000 Jandaha
10 18 009 0001 Mahiuddinpur Garahi
10 18 009 0002 Kamalpur
10 18 009 0003 Makundpur Garahi Tola Hadhudp.
10 18 009 0004 Mahiuddinpur Garahi
10 18 009 0005 Chakhadhudpur
10 18 009 0006 Bilandpur Dhandhua bheem army Raja kumar
10 18 009 0007 Bahsi Damodar
10 18 009 0008 Bahsi Saidpur
10 18 009 0009 Tal Salha
10 18 009 0010 Rampur Bhorhan
10 18 009 0011 Chamrupur
10 18 009 0012 Rampur Bhorhan
10 18 009 0013 Chamrupur
10 18 009 0014 Bhorha Urf Rasulpur Ghaus
10 18 009 0015 Rampur Bhorhan
10 18 009 0016 Akhtiarpur
10 18 009 0017 Jalalpur
10 18 009 0018 Nasratpur
10 18 009 0019 Chak Bairo
10 18 009 0020 Malkauli
10 18 009 0021 Chausiwan Urf Akhtiarpur
10 18 009 0022 Narharpur Urf Bishunpur Sarae
10 18 009 0023 Makundpur Gopinath
10 18 009 0024 Kadirpur Urf Jagdishpur
10 18 009 0025 Basantpur Urf Mohiuddinpur
10 18 009 0026 Dhudhua Urf Bishunpur Ragho
10 18 009 0027 Mathurapur
10 18 009 0028 Makundpur Garahi
10 18 009 0029 Chak Bajo Malahi
10 18 009 0030 Malahi
10 18 009 0031 Bhagwanpur Mataluke Makundpur
10 18 009 0032 Bazidpur Khurd
10 18 009 0033 Bazidpur Malahi
10 18 009 0034 Panapur Tol
10 18 009 0035 Tal Rahmat
10 18 009 0036 Kajri Khurd
10 18 009 0037 Kajri Buzurg
10 18 009 0038 Chak Fateh
10 18 009 0039 Mukundpur Bhath
10 18 009 0040 Bishunpur Silothar
10 18 009 0041 Bazidpur Madhaul
10 18 009 0042 Kumhra Garh
10 18 009 0043 Madhopur
10 18 009 0044 Tal Murgara
10 18 009 0045 Tal Chatra
10 18 009 0046 Chak Abdul Ghani
10 18 009 0047 Khopi
10 18 009 0048 Chak Said Mir
10 18 009 0049 Chak Abdul Wahid
10 18 009 0050 Hasanpur Buzurg
10 18 009 0051 Chak Abdul Ghani Urf Muslim
10 18 009 0052 Singahi
10 18 009 0053 Talyehia
10 18 009 0054 Rangreza
10 18 009 0055 Kaddutanr
10 18 009 0056 Rampur Ramhar
10 18 009 0057 Lachhmipur Barah Batta
10 18 009 0058 Kathwalia Urf Bhagwatpur
10 18 009 0059 Adalpur Urf Adilnagar
10 18 009 0060 Singhara Buzurg
10 18 009 0061 Lachhumanpur Barah Batta
10 18 009 0062 Sonarthi Urf Mustafapur Sonar.
10 18 009 0063 Gangapur Luchhmi Urf Narikalan
10 18 009 0064 Nari Khurd
10 18 009 0065 Shamaspura
10 18 009 0066 Khizirpur Jasparha
10 18 009 0067 Bishunpur Jasparha
10 18 009 0068 Khemkaranpur
10 18 009 0069 Sastaul Urf Siswan
10 18 009 0070 Chak Ajaeb
10 18 009 0071 Muradabad
10 18 009 0072 Milki Urf Chak Wake Khizirpur
10 18 009 0073 Gopalpur Urf Harlochanpur
10 18 009 0074 Misraulia
10 18 009 0075 Bhathahi
10 18 009 0076 Bhatandipur
10 18 009 0077 Chak Isa
10 18 009 0078 Chak Larhe
10 18 009 0079 Bishunpur Bedaulia
10 18 009 0080 Silothar
10 18 009 0081 Chak Khurdi Urf Chak Fakharud.
10 18 009 0082 Said Mohammadpur
10 18 009 0083 Chak Ibrahim
10 18 009 0084 Panapur Silothar
10 18 009 0085 Kalapahar
10 18 009 0086 Chak Mahiuddin
10 18 009 0087 Rampur Chak Lala
10 18 009 0088 Chak Faridabad
10 18 009 0089 Rasulpur Purkhotim
10 18 009 0090 Rohua Urf Balgobindpur
10 18 009 0091 Mansinghpur Bijhrauli
10 18 009 0092 Loma
10 18 009 0093 Pirapur
10 18 009 0094 Dulwar
10 18 009 0095 Dih Buchauli Urf Bazidpur
10 18 009 0096 Buchauli Sakrauli
10 18 009 0097 Jagdishpur Urf Makundpur
10 18 009 0098 Hirpur
10 18 009 0099 Saraia Urf Pirapur
10 18 009 0100 Chak Nasir
10 18 009 0101 Jhammanganj
10 18 009 0102 Sarae Shaikh Alam
10 18 009 0103 Hazrat Jandaha
10 18 009 0104 Arnia
10 18 009 0105 Chand Sarae
10 18 009 0106 Jagdishpur Sahas
10 18 009 0107 Kharakpur Urf Bishunpur Chak
10 18 009 0108 Marai
10 18 009 0109 Bishunpatti
10 18 009 0110 Madhopur
10 18 009 0111 Mahisaur (Ram Vivek Rai Nagar)
10 18 009 0112 Saidpur Dhanghota
10 18 009 0113 Gobindpur
10 18 009 0114 Ghauspur
10 18 009 0115 Chak Farida
10 18 009 0116 Chak Makai Urf Manka Chak
10 18 009 0117 Jagnandanpur Urf Jadunandanpur
10 18 009 0118 Mahpura
10 18 009 0119 Murtazapur Makund
10 18 009 0120 Chak Milki Urf Chak San Rukun
10 18 009 0121 Chak Shahwali
10 18 009 0122 Chak Ahsan
10 18 009 0123 Harparsad Bishunpur Khem
10 18 009 0124 Paurah Urf Porarh

Population and communities

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  • Male Population : 106575 (2009 ist.)
  • female Population : 101262
  • Total Population : 207837
  • SC Total Population : 44768
  • ST Total Population : 50
  • Minority Total Population : 13585
  • Population Density : 1382
  • Sex Ratio : 950

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public distribution system

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  • Nos of HHs : 31808
  • BPL Card Holders : 29131
  • Antodaya Card Holders : 5622
  • Annapurna Card Holders : 218
  • APL : 29351
  • No of Fair Price Shops: 101[1]

Education

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  • literacy rate : 70% (2001 ist.)
  • male literacy rate : 80.2%
  • Female literacy rate : 67.7%

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School

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  • Primary School : 135 (2009 ist.)
  • Upper Primary School : 103

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  • 'Samta College
  • 'Ram Avtar High School

Banking

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  • number of bank : 50+

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References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j "List of Villages and Towns". Census of India. Retrieved 11 June 2016.
  2. ^ Mahnar Assembly constituency -- chief Electoral Officer official website
  3. ^ "BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICER -- vaishali district official website". Archived from the original on 2014-09-28. Retrieved 2014-11-26.
  4. ^ Statement showing the Nomenclature and Number of sub district in states/UTs s.n. 10 bihar state]]
  5. ^ "Schedule – XIII of Constituencies Order, 2008 of Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly constituencies Order, 2008 of the Election Commission of India" (PDF). Schedule VI Bihar, Part A – Assembly constituencies, Part B – Parliamentary constituencies. Retrieved 2011-01-10.
  6. ^ "General Elections, 2004 - Details for Assembly Segments of Parliamentary Constituencies" (PDF). 8. Hajipur. Election Commission of India. Retrieved 2011-10-25.
  7. ^ "Bihar Elections and Results 2015 - Latest News and Updates". www.elections.in. Retrieved 2016-06-12.
  8. ^ "Vaishali District map - official government website". vaishali.bih.nic.in. Archived from the original on 2014-11-04.file type: image/jpg, file size: 13.9MB
  9. ^ census data official, Jandaha starting page number 491
  10. ^ "Bihar Government official website, vaishali district overview and blocks". Archived from the original on 2015-01-07. Retrieved 2016-06-17.
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