Naranga, Bihar

Village in Bihar, India

26°47′21″N 85°38′54″E / 26.789200°N 85.648245°E / 26.789200; 85.648245Country

IndiaStateBiharDistrictSitamarhiArea

• Total4.17 km² (1.61 sq mi)Elevation

56 m (184 ft)Population

(2011)^[1]

• Total25,366 • Density6,100/km² (16,000/sq mi)Languages

• OfficialMaithili, HindiTime zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)PIN

843324

ISO 3166 codeIN-BRVehicle registrationBR-30 (Sitamarhi Urban)Lok Sabha constituencySitamarhiVidhan Sabha constituencyParihar (Vidhan Sabha constituency)Websitenarangabihar.blogspot.com

Naranga is a developing village and gram panchayat in Parihar (Vidhan Sabha constituency), Sitamarhi district, Bihar, India.

Language And Culture

Bajjika dialect and Hindi is spoken by the people here. Group of women sings in many occasions like marriage, Janeu etc.

Education

In Naranga there are many private and public schools. The family has to pay fees in private schools. Poor families without paying any fees send their children to public schools.

Aangan Wadi – 1- to 5-year-olds go to Aangan Wadi. They eat the rice, lentils and soybeans, as well as basic education is imparted.
High school – It is situated at 1 km north from RAMANA CHOWK.

Religion

Hindu and Muslim lives here with mankind and humanity. Durga Mandir at Naranga Bazaar, Mahadev Math and many temple is here for Hindus. One Mosque for Muslims also here.

Festivals

and several other local festivals as well.

Connectivity

Parwaha lalbandi road connect the area to National Highway 104 (India) in south and Nepal in north.

Naranga dostiya road connect the area to National Highway 77 (India).

The nearest railway station is Sitamarhi railway station.

The nearest airport to Naranga is the Darbhanga Airport which is about 79 kilometres (49 mi) distance.

Politics

Naranga play very important role in elections. Naranga is sub divided into two Panchayat

Naranga Uttari
Naranga Dakshini

List of Mukhiya of Naranga Uttari

Name	Year
Singheshwar Rai	1990–2001
Bhuvneshwar Thakur	2001–2003
Narendra Prasad	2003–2006
Rameshwar Ram	2006–2011
Ravishankar Paswan	2011 – 27 June 2016
Narendra Prasad	27 June 2016 – Present

References

^ Census of SITAMARHI ^{[failed verification]}

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