Tarari, Bihar

Village in Bihar, India

Tarari

Tarāri

Village

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Tarari

Location in Bihar, India

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Tarari

Tarari (India)

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Coordinates: 25°12′27″N 84°24′26″E﻿ / ﻿25.20754°N 84.4072°E﻿ / 25.20754; 84.4072[1]
Country| India
State| Bihar
District| Bhojpur
Area

[2]

• Total

| 0.393 km2 (0.152 sq mi)
Elevation

[1]

| 91 m (299 ft)
Population

(2011)

• Total

| 3,586[2]
Languages

• Official| Hindi
Time zone| UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN|

802209[2]

Tarari is a village and corresponding community development block in Bhojpur district of Bihar, India. As of 2011, its population was 3,586, in 393 households. The total block population was 182,631, in 28,316 households.[2]

## Geography

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Tarari, along with the entirety of Tarari block, is located on the Arrah plains.[2]

## Demographics

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Tarari is a rural block, with no large urban centres. As of 2011, its sex ratio was 926, which was higher than the Bhojpur district ratio of 907. The sex ratio was higher in the 0-6 age group, with 945 females for every 1000 males, which was also higher than the district value of 918 for this age group. Members of scheduled castes made up 20.15% of the block population and members of scheduled tribes made up 0.11%. The block's literacy rate was 71.04%, which was marginally higher than the district rate of 70.47%. There was a 24.99% gender literacy gap between men (83.03%) and women (58.04%) in Tarari block, which was slightly above the district average of 23.71%.[2]

Most of Tarari block's workforce was employed in agriculture in 2011, with 24.77% being cultivators who owned or leased their own land and another 55.15% being agricultural labourers who worked someone else's land for wages. (The 55.15% of workers being agricultural labourers was the highest proportion in Bhojpur district.) 5.23% were household industry workers, and the remaining 14.85% were other workers. The block's workforce was predominantly male: there were 12,413 male workers and 2,573 female workers in 2011. Higher proportions of men than women were counted as cultivators and agricultural labourers, while greater proportions of women than men worked as household industry workers and other workers.[2]

## Villages

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Tarari block contains the following 115 villages:[2]

Village name  | Total land area (hectares)  | Population (in 2011)

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Sedha | 678 | 5,182
Beldehri | 136 | 1,183
Ramnagar | 183 | 1,749
Baghsanda | 139 | 1,472
Gopalpur | 28 | 410
Bipan Dih | 34 | 447
Amaharua | 124 | 1,148
Kusdehra | 99 | 388
Gaharua | 163 | 1,441
Hardiya | 117 | 1,591
Jethwar Bhat | 326 | 4,038
Burhi Jethwar | 121 | 540
Itman | 167 | 1,009
Kusumhi | 170 | 1,592
Sadhwa Yakub | 71 | 0
Karma Misir | 84 | 910
Gudan Dih | 117 | 294
Malwe | 91 | 770
Hurrua | 64 | 694
Parasiya | 52 | 528
Parariya | 44 | 596
Sapta Dih | 33 | 0
Manpur | 19 | 0
Bhakura | 196 | 2,835
Gaura | 32 | 0
Dhamna | 130 | 1,023
Sarphora | 151 | 1,215
Salempur | 36 | 0
Phitko | 69 | 0
Bheriya | 15 | 0
Kharwana | 64 | 1,956
Adhar Dih | 28 | 0
Kudariya | 68 | 706
Shankar Dih | 263 | 2,185
Sara | 271 | 2,235
Kisai Dih | 19 | 373
Durupur | 43 | 943
Dharhiya | 81 | 0
Birhar | 42 | 0
Ojha Dih | 14 | 0
Karath | 764 | 8,470
Mahesh Dih | 130 | 682
Mahadeopur | 138 | 1,409
Akraunj | 139 | 1,236
Tarari (block headquarters) | 393 | 3,586
Bhopatpur | 55 | 405
Paranpura | 65 | 924
Saidanpur | 208 | 1,621
Tanrwa | 49 | 229
Bandhwa | 130 | 2,340
Barka Gaon | 514 | 6,335
Surmana | 85 | 469
Bhadsera | 200 | 1,655
Dihri | 118 | 1,252
Gangti | 45 | 711
Dumaria | 262 | 2,733
Itahri | 105 | 1,039
Ranni | 192 | 1,327
Patkhauli | 46 | 1,340
Manikpur | 40 | 0
Basauri | 252 | 2,198
Sikraur | 392 | 3,560
Fatehpur | 90 | 2,021
Labna | 93 | 1,288
Nirbhai Dehra | 119 | 1,057
Kiratpur | 64 | 0
Kariman Chak | 40 | 0
Gazo Dih | 74 | 283
Santokha Chak | 0.4 | 0
Salhadia | 23 | 0
Afzal Chak | 17 | 0
Chanda | 334 | 3,016
Deo Arazi | 25 | 0
Sikarhata Milik | 31 | 705
Sikarhata | 895 | 8,587
Sikarhata Khurd | 125.6 | 3,297
Noni Dih | 49 | 1,068
Basra | 93 | 963
Bagar | 736 | 6,118
Khairullah Chak | 72 | 441
Harpur | 42 | 484
Usri | 52 | 0
Kurmorhi | 694 | 5,125
Dilia | 59 | 0
Chakia | 232 | 2,694
Balua | 25 | 829
Pipra | 102 | 403
Nawa Dih | 80 | 1,070
Harla | 83 | 567
Rajmal Dih | 71 | 933
Naua | 139 | 1,761
Dari Dih | 273 | 1,518
Panwari | 397 | 4,466
Imadpur | 632 | 3,788
Patelwa | 54 | 0
Bahadurpur | 63 | 889
Lachchhi Dih | 17 | 336
Bishamharpur | 35 | 952
Kanu Dih | 30 | 133
Moap Buzurg | 412 | 5,386
Khutaha | 56 | 2,389
Sonar Dihri | 32 | 0
Sauna | 118 | 1,164
Sahiara | 115 | 2,158
Berain | 132 | 991
Narayanpur | 46 | 901
Deo | 482 | 4,398
Kab Dehra | 230 | 2,374
Dhangawan | 331 | 3,300
Warsi | 305 | 1,789
Moap Khurd | 321 | 3,329
Dewria | 113 | 0
Bishunpura | 367 | 3,624
Rajpur | 675 | 3,306
Bihta | 1,495 | 9,756

## References

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1. ^ a b "Geonames.org. Tarāri". Retrieved 23 August 2020.
2. ^ a b c d e f g h "Census of India 2011: Bihar District Census Handbook - Bhojpur, Part A (Village and Town Directory)". Census 2011 India. pp. 27–94, 660–707. Retrieved 23 August 2020.