Pilibhit

Pilibhit Pilibhit
city
Website	www.pilibhit.com
the word Pilibhit means 'Wall of Yellow Mud'

(English:Pilibhit, Hindi:पीलीभीत, Urdu:پیلی بھیت, Telugu:పిలిభిట్, Tamil:பிளிப்திட்,Kannada:ಪಿಲಿಭಿತ್, Malayalam:പിളിഭിട്ട്, Gujrati:પિલિભિત, Bengali:পিলিভিট্, Oriya:ପିଲିଭିଟ୍ , Punjabi:ਪਿਲਿਭਿਟ੍, Nepali:पिलिभित, Marathi:पिलिभिટ્ )

Pilibhit is a city and a municipal board in Pilibhit district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. The district of Pilibhit is the north-eastern most district of Rohilkhand division which is situated in the sub Himalayan belt on the boundary of Nepal. Pilibhit has an agriculture-based economy. Industries include sugar mills, paper mills and rice and flour mills. Cottage industries are flute manufacturing and zari work.

The origin of river Gomti, is from a small lake Gomat Taal situated in Madhotnada in the puranpur tehsil region.

Geography

Pilibhit lies between the parallels of 28⁰6' and 28⁰53' north latitude and the meridians of 79⁰57' and 80⁰27' east longitude. On the north are the district Udhamsingh Nagar and the territory of Nepal, on the south lies the Shahjahanpur district, on the east the district is flanked for a short distance by district Lakhimpur Kheri and for the remaining distance by the Shahjahanpur district and on the west the district of Bareilly.

Demographics

As of 2001 India census, Pilibhit had a population of 12,83,103. Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%. Pilibhit has an average literacy rate of 61%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 66%, and female literacy is 55%. In Pilibhit, 13% of the population is under 6 years of age. According to the central statistical organization, the District Pilibhit had an area of 4,008 km² on Sept 1, 2007, occupying 37th position in the state. Major part of Pilibhit District is covered by dense forest. Total 78478 hectare is forest. The Sharda canal is the main canal of the district, the others being its branches. Total length of canals in the district is 938 km. Though Pilibhit District is a bit backward in the area of industry. The main crop in this area is sugar cane. So there are four sugar factories at Majhola, Puranpur, Bisalpur and Pilibhit. Three factories are in co-operative sector and one at Pilibhit is in private sector. Other major units are three solvent plants, one flour mill, one steel plant and one Alcohol Distillery. Small scale industries are Rice mills, engineering units, brick klins, candles and mainly bansuri (flute) manufacturing.

Climate

Pilibhit experiences three distinct seasons: summer, monsoon and winter. Typical summer months are from March to June, with maximum temperatures ranging from 38 to 47 °C (100 to 115 °F). Contrary to most of the Himalyan Plateau where June is the warmest month, the warmest months in Pilibhit is May. The city starts receiving heavy thundershowers with sharp downpours in Mid June. Though the temperatures plunge in this month, the summer heat accompanied by high humidity can be occasionally quite oppressive.

Monsoon winds blowing from the South India are a welcome relief in mid of June, bringing with them heavy showers in July, August. Pilibhit receives excessive rainfall in the month of August & September. The city receives an annual rainfall of 972 mm, mainly between June and September as the result of southwest monsoon. August is the wettest month of the year. The spells of continuous rainfall may stretch to many days or even a few weeks. Pilibhit has, on record, received rainfall for 17 consecutive days (Days when rainfall is greater than 21.7 mm).

As the monsoon winds recede, the day temperatures starts decline in October with cooler nights signalling the onset of winter. Pilibhit experiences winter from November to February. it experience Pleasant windy days, clear skies and cool nights in the month of November till February ends. Which makes it the most enjoyable time of the year. The day temperature hovers around 14 °C (57 °F) while night temperature is below 7 °C (45 °F) for most of December and January, often dropping to 5 or 6 °C (42 °F). On particularly cold days, wind may appear to be very chilly due to the dryness of air. Rain is very expected in month of February.

Temperature records: The highest temperature recorded was 120 °F (48.5 °C) on 29 May 1989. The lowest temperature recorded was 31 °F (-0.2 °C) in 17 January 1949. Pilibhit has received Snow fall once in the year of 1949. which was the coolest year in this area.

How To Reach

By Train:
Pilibhit Junction Railway Station is on the Bareilly-Lakhimpur railway line. The station is under the administrative control of the North Eastern Railways. Computerized reservation facility is provided. Going south-west, Bhojipura Junction Railway Station is the main station next to Pilibhit. The nearest main station to the west is Puranpur Railway Station.

Main Three express trains comes here from Lucknow named as Lucknow-Agra express(5313), Nainital Express(5308) and Rohilkhand Express(5310) respectively. Two express trains from Agra comes named as Agra-Gonda express(GOKUL-5316) and Agra-Lucknow(5314) Express. From Delhi one has to reach first nearby district Bareilly or train then may reach Pilibhit by a bus or meter gauge train.

• Station Code: PBE
• Enquiry about arrival and departure of trains: +91-5882-255804

By Bus:
National Highway 74 passes through Pilibhit. Regular buses connect Pilibhit to Bareilly at the frequency of every ½ hr. Direct buses are also available from Delhi, Lucknow, Haridwar, Rishikesh, Kanpur, Rupaidhiya, Agra and Tanakpur etc.

• Enquiry about arrival and departure of Buses: +91-5882-255670

By Air:
Nearby Airports (within 200 miles):

• Lucknow (LKO, 136.967 miles),
• Agra (AGR, 138.348 miles),
• Gwalior (GWL, 187.85 miles)

Distance of India's big cities from Pilibhit

• All distance given are Air Distance and direction are from pilibhit, Road distance may be a bit more or less from air distance.

City	State	Distance (KMs)	Distance (Miles)	Direction
New Delhi	Delhi	274	171	NW
Mumbai	Maharashtra	1317	818	SW
Kolkata	W Bengal	1125	700	SE
Chennai	Tamilnadu	274	171	NW
Bangalore	Karnataka	1748	1086	S
Hyderabad	Andhra Pradesh	1254	780	S
Chandigarh	Punjab & Haryana	372	232	NW
Lucknow	Uttar Pradesh	270	167	SE
Bhubaneswar	Orissa	1112	691	SE
Patna	Bihar	684	425	SE
Dehradun	Uttaranchal	212	132	NW
Shimla	Himanchal Pradesh	274	205	NW
Gandhi Nagar	Gujarat	978	608	W
Jammu	Jammu & Kashmir	657	408	N
Jaipur	Rajasthan	438	273	W
Bhopal	Madhya Pradesh	623	388	sW
Ranchi	Jharkhand	895	557	SW
Raipur	Chhattisgarh	861	535	SW
Panaji	Goa, Daman & Div	1585	985	W
Thiruvananthapuram	Kerala	2184	1335	S
Itanagar	Arunachal Pradesh	1383	860	E
Dispur	Assam	1417	881	E
Gangtok	Sikkim	893	556	E
Kohima	Nagaland	1522	946	E
Agartala	Tripura	1328	825	E
Imphal	Manipur	1535	954	E
Shillong	Meghalaya	1312	816	E

Where To Stay

No.	Hotel Name	Address
1	Nirmal Hotel	Station Road, Chhatari Chauraha, Pilibhit
2	Anand Hotel	Tanakpur Road, Chhatari Chauraha, Pilibhit
3	LNV Guest House	Near Roadways, Pilibhit
4	Irrigation Guest House	Near S.P. Residence Pilibhit

History

In 1801 when Rohilkhand was ceded to the British Pilibhit was a Pargana of The District Of Bareilly, which lost it in 1833, the arrangement being temporary and the tract being again united with Bareilly in 1841. In 1871 was formed the Pilibhit subdivision comprising Jahanabad, Pilibhit and Puranpur which was eventually converted into a separate District in 1879. At the introduction of the British rule the parganas of Pilibhit, Jahanabad & Bisalpur was formed into separate Tehsils. Puranpur was united for this purpose with Khutar. A redistribution of the area was effected in 1824, when the Bisalpur Tehsil contained the Parganas of Bisalpur and Maurari, which afterward become a single area; Jahanabad was joined with Richha to form tehsil Pareva & Pilibhit with Bilheri, the HQ being at Pilibhit. In 1851 Bilheri and the other tarai pargana were taken under direct management and in 1863 Richha was attached to the new Baheri Tehsil, Pargana Jahanabad being assigned to Pilibhit which also received Puranpur on its transfer in 1865. The latter, in 1871, a became subtehsil dependent on Pilibhit. The promotion of Puranpur into a full Tehsil occurred in 1879, while Bisalpur throughout remained a separate subdivision. Thus the area is now divided into three Tehsils and four Parganas. Puranpur & Bisalpur constituting individual Tehsils and Parganas & the Tehsil of Pilibhit comprising the paraganas of Pilibhit and Jahanabad.

Rare historical facts about Pilibhit
1. There is one memorial Place at Khakra Chouki (Current police chouki), where 21 freedom fighter were hanged on 14 Jan 1907, Monday, on the day of Makar Sankranti, Who denied to follow English government orders and rebelled against them. In the respect of these 21 Martyrs, a rock (named all martyrs) has been founded in the compound of police chouki.
2. The freedom fighter Maulana Enayetulla was from Pilibhit. Who voluntarily played host in exile of Queen of Avadh, Begam Hajrat Mahal to reach Nepal.
3. Pilibhit was invaded by the Marathas in 1772 AC. This was the time when the Kurmi Community came in this region. The Marathas were the ancestor of Kurmi community, which is the one of the major community in the region.
4. It is believed, that Pilibhit was ruled by a King named 'Moredhwaja', who were a great bhakat of lord Krishna and a loyal friend of Arjun.
5. Mahatama Gandhi addressed a huge rally on 12 Nov 1929 in the field of Gauri Shankar Temple along with Kasturba and Mirabehn and planted a tree in the temple campus which is still there in the temple.

How the Name of the city originated
The present town is of comaparatively recent origin but there is still a village known as 'Old Pilibhit' standing on the left bank of the Khakra river about 5 Km. to the north-east near the road to Neoria. This village had always been occupied by the Banjaras of the Periya clan. It is supposed that Pilibhit is the corruption of Periya Bhit or the village mound of the Periyas and also that the name Pilibhit has beed derived from a yellow mud wall which once surrounded the district.

Places of Interest

1. Old Pilibhit

The present town is of comaparatively recent origin but there is still a village known as 'Old Pilibhit' standing on the left bank of the Khakra river about 5 km to the northeast near the road to Neoria. This village had always been occupied by the Banjaras of the Periya clan. It is supposed that Pilibhit is the corruption of Periya Bhit or the village mound of the Periyas and also that the name Pilibhit has been derived from a yellow mud wall which once surrounded the district

2. Zama Masjid

Pilibhit Jama Masjid in 1780

Many big buildings were constructed in the Mughal period. In this continuation a replica of Jama Masjid Delhi was built here by Hafiz Rahmat Khan in 1769. The only difference between Jama Masjid Delhi and Jama Masjid Pilibhit is of area only. Previously there was a pond at this place. Three lakh rupees were spent for the construction of this Masjid at that time. A Sun watch is still there in Jama Masjid. Hafiz Rahmat Khan was the Afghan Rohilla leader whose jagirs or estates included Pilibhit and Bareilly, where he is buried. He became the leader of the Rohilla Afghans in western Avadh, but was killed in a battle against the Nawab of Avadh, assisted by trhe English, in 1774. The gateway is built in late Mughal style, paying homage to the gateways of the Jami' Masjid in Delhi, while the wall around the mosque enclosure shows the curvilinear Bengali roof found in Shah Jahan's additions to the Mughal palace at Agra.

3. Dargah of Shahji Miyon

In the Northern side of the City of Pilibhit a Dargha of Qutebe Pilibhit Hazrat Kibla Hazi Shah Ji Mohammad Sher Mian Sahib Rahmat Ullah Aleh is situated which is very famous and people travel from other States as well as countries to take the blessing of Hazrat Shah Ji Mian. It is also said that by offering a CHADAR at the Dargah is fruitful to the people.

4. Gauri Shankar Temple

This temple is 450 years old. This is situated in Mohalla Khahra at banks of rivers Devha & Khahra. It is said that the fore fathers of present Pujari Pandit Har Prasad came to this place with other saints. There was a jungle at that time. He dreamt in the night that Bhagwan Shankar is here, in the morning he saw the murti of Bhagwan Shankar. Gradually a temple was built. Every year a fair is organized here on the occasions of Shivratri, Raksha Bandhan and on every Monday of Sharavan Month. A dharamshala is situated at the outer side of the temple, which was donated by Dwarika Das Banjara. There are two big entry gates at the Eastern and Southern side of the Temple. These gates were built by Hafiz Rahmat Khan.

5. Raja Venu Ka Tila

In the Puranpur Tehsil of District Pilibhit, one KM away from railway station, there is one High place (Tila) is situated in Shahgarh area, It is said that there was a Mahal of Raja Venu at this place. Ruins are still there. A very big well and ruins tells the story of a Kingdom.

6. Jaisantri Devi Temple

It is one of the sacred place of the district, Placed near Awas Vikas Colony, which almost 5 KM away from railway station. although the temple premises is not in good condition, but still its a place of faith of Thousands and lakhs Hindus of sarounding areas. the temple becomes crowded in the Navratris, during this days a fair is organized, which attracts not only the people of the district but also from the nearby district as well. It is believed that the temple was constructed some time in 1858, after the great Indian sepoy munity, in the memory of some sepoys, who died while fighting with the Britishes in the field near the temple itself.

7. Ardhanarishwer Temple

One of the newly constructed, well decorated temple, which is the center point of all Shiv Bakhats of the city, situated on station road, near Vishal Cinema. This temple become extremely crowded during Shrawan Month and on the day the Mahashivratri.

8. Drumand Government Inter College

This was established in 1915 by Mr. Drumand. Now this is a Government College for Class VI to XII and for boys only. Apart from the fact that it is a government inter college. this School, has one of the oldest Building with the great architecture in the whole regeion. and the trust which is taking care of the building, is one of the richest trust in that area.

9. Raja ji Ka Temple

Raja lalta Prasad and Sahau Har prasad , belonging to the raja family of Pilibhit worked together and attained lot of fame and prosperity. Their contribution in making the town of Pilibhit well known in the region was immense. Pilibhit is situated in the sub montane region of Himalayan Mountains , in the Rohilkhand division of Uttar Pradesh (previously known as The United Province of Agra and Oudh). Raja Lalta Prasad (1872-1924) along with his brother Sahu Har Prasad (1875-1953) apart from setting up businesses , such as The lalit hari suagar mills took interest in the development of the region and estabilished The Lalit Hari Sanskrit and Ayurvedic college , The Radha Ramanji Temple , Dharamshalas at religious centres in the shahukara locality of the city

10. Chatthvi Padshahi Gurudwara

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Gurudwara Sri Chattvi Padshahi

There is one 400 years old famous gurudwara in the pakriya locality of the city. It is said that Guru Govind Singhji took resk here, on the way to NanakMatta. He establish a gurudwara here on the name of the 6th guru Sri Hargovind ji and named it as "Chattvi Padshahi Gurudwara". In 1983, one of the famous social servant Sri Faoj Singh reconstrate this beautiful momument.

11. Gomat Taal

Gomti River is one of the most sacred rivers of north India. It originates from a reservoir called Gomat tal, which is about 7 km east of Pilibhit, and flows into the River Ganges. It passes through Lucknow the capital of Uttar Pradesh and the latter part of its course through Barabanki, Sultanpur, Faizabad and Jaunpur districts. The length of the river is 800 km. According to legends in the pilibhit locality, the river is considered to be the daughter of Sage Vashistha. During solar eclipse, devotees believe that taking a bath in the Gomat taal is equivalent to the bath taken in the river in Kurukshetra.

Politics of Pilibhit

Details as of 31 Jul 2008

Members of Parliament

Parliyament Constituency Code = 9

No.	Name of Members of Parliyament	Party	Lok Sabha
1.	Shri Mukund Lal Agrawal	Congress Party	01st Lok Sabha
2.	Shri Mohan Swarup	Congress Party	02nd, 03rd, 04th, 05th Lok Sabha
3.	Shri Mohd. Shamsul Hasan Khan	Janata Party	06th Lok Sabha
4.	Shri Harish Kumar Gangawar	Congress Party	07th Lok Sabha
5.	Shri Bhanu Pratap	Congress Party	08th Lok Sabha
6.	Smt. Maneka Gandhi	BJP/Shakti Dal/Indipendently	09th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th Lok Sabha

Members of legislative assembly - Uttar Pradesh

Legislative Assembly Constituency Code = 41

No.	Name of member of legislative assembly	Party	Vidhan Sabha
1.	Shri Niranjan Singh	INC	01st, 02nd, Vidhan Sabha
2.	Shri Ram Roop Singh	INC	03rd Vidhan Sabha
3.	Shri B. Ram	BJS	04th Vidhan Sabha
4.	Shri Ali Zaheer	INC	05th Vidhan Sabha
5.	Shri Dhirendra Sahai	JNP	06th, 07th Vidhan Sabha
6.	Shri Charan Jit Singh	Congress Party	08th Vidhan Sabha
7.	Shri Syed Ali Ashrafi	Congress Party	09th Vidhan Sabha
8.	Shri Riyaz Ahemad	IND	10th Vidhan Sabha
9.	Shri B. K. Gupta	BJP	11th, 12th Vidhan Sabha
10.	Smt. Raj Rai Singh	BJP	13th Vidhan Sabha
11.	Shri Riyaz Ahemad	SP	14th, 15th Vidhan Sabha

Pilibhit District at a glance

(Figures)

Area - 4008 sq km

Population (In '000, as 2001)

Type	No.
Male	680.044
Female	603.0534
Total	1283.103
Rural	898.1721
Urban	384.9309
SC	478.32
ST	0.09

Literacy (In '000, as 2001)

Gender	No.
Male	1125.13
Female	655.25
Total	1780.38

Administrative Set up (2007-08)

Administrative Set ups	No.
Lok Sabha	2
Assembly	9
Tehsil	5
Block	14
Nagar Panchayat	24
Gram Panchayat	687

No. of Villages ( As in Sept, 2007)

Village	No.
Total	1285
Habited	1153
Inhabited	132

No. of Town (As in Sept, 2007)

Civic System	No.
Total	20
Nagar Palika	5
Nagar Panchayat	15

Police Station (As in Sept, 2007)

Social Security Center	No.
Total Police Station	28
Urban Police Station	11
Rural Police Station	17

RoadWays (As in Sept, 2007)

Roadways	No.
Bus Station	388
Urban	137
Rural	251

Railways (As in Sept, 2007)

Railways	No.
Railway Station	15
Railway Line	285 KM

Post Offices (As in Sept, 2007)

Post Office	No.
Rural Post Office	44
Urban Post Office	282
Telegram Offices	5

Communication (As in Sept, 2007)

Services	No. of Connections	Operator
Land Lines	87457	BSNL, Reliance, Airtel
Mobile	74,657	BSNL, Vodaphone, Airtel, Cellphone, Reliance

Banks (As in Sept, 2007)

Banks	No. of Branchs
Nationalised Banks	156
Private Sector Banks	5
Gramin Banks	25
Co-Operative Bank	37
Aricultural and Rural Bank	7

Fair Price Shops (Governmental) (As in Sept, 2007)

Fair Price Shope	No.
Urban	809
Rural	270

Plants (As in Sept, 2007)

Plants	No.
Bio Gas Plant	7898
Cold Storage	31

Agriculture Production (As in Sept, 2007)

Produce	Amount
Food Grains	547 ('000 M.Ton),
Cane	454 ('000 hectares)
Oilseeds	1.84 ('000 M.Ton)
Potato	63 ('000 M.Ton)
sown	42('000 M.Ton)

Irrigation (As in Sept, 2007)

Irrigation	Area
Net Irrigated Area	319 ('000 hectares)
Gross Irrigated Area	454 ('000 hectares)

Water System (As in Sept, 2007)

Water System	No.
Length of canal	938 Kms
Govt. tubewell	484
Pvt. Tubewell	93278
Total Hand pumps	2110
Rural Hand pumps	1286
Urban Hand pumps	820

Dairy (As in Sept, 2007)

Livestock	No.
Total Livestock	109781
Veternary Hospital	39
Livestoc Service Centre	63
Artificial Insemination Centre	38

Agricultural Socity (As in Sept, 2007)

Agricultural Socities	No.
Primary Agri Loan Society	96
Society Member	30400

Industries (As in Sept, 2007)

Industries	No.
Regd. Industries under Industry Act 1948	557
Small scale Industry	30792
No. of workers	75961

Education (As in Sept, 2007)

Education Center	No.
Junior Basic School	2845
Senior Basic School	761
Higher Sec. School	234
College	12
PG College	8
I.T.I	1
Polytechnic College	2
Teacher Training Inst.	1
Engineering College	2
Medical College (Ayurvedic)	1

Public Health (As in Sept, 2007)

Public Health Center	No.
Allopathic Health Centers	7
Ayurvedic Health Centers	32
Homeopathic Health Centers	15
Unani Health Centers	1
Primary Health Centre	68
Comm. Health Centre	7
Family and Maternity Centre	14
Family and Maternity Sub-Centre	354

Special Hospitals (As in Sept, 2007)

Special Hospital	No.
TB Hospital	1
Leprosy Hospital	1
Infectious Diseases	1

Total Roads (As in Sept, 2007)

Road	Length (KMs)
PWD	2224
Total	3261

Electricity - (As in Sept, 2007)

Type	No.
Villages	964
Town	20
SC slums	976

Cinemas (As in Sept, 2007)

Cinema	No.
Urban	25
Rural	16
Total	41

Religious Places (As in Sept, 2007)

Religious Places	No.
Temples	864
Mosques	287
Gurudawras	65
Chruch	7

(Facts)

Names of rivers and water bodies in Pilibhit District
Sharda
Chauka or Chuka
Gomti
Khanaut
Mala
Deoha
Lohia
Khakra
Rapatua
Sundaria & Kailas
Absara
Pangaili Fulhar Lake (Madhotanda)
Mahadev lake (Jamunia)
Bari lake(Bithora Kalan)
Anwar ganj lake (Anwarganj)
Balpur lake (Balpur mandalia)

Canals

Canal	Length (KMs)
Sharda canal	12.64
Hardoi branch	36.80
Kheri branch	31.20
Sharda Sagar feeder	03.90
Outlet channel	03.23
Subsidiary Hardoi branch	21.55

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Pilibhit Administrative Set up

Names of Blocks in Pilibhit District
Amaria
Barkhera
Bilsanda
Bisalpur
Lalorikhera
Marori
Puranpur
Gularia Bhindara
Kalinagar
pilibhit
Jahanabad
Nyoria Husainpur

Names of tehsil
Pilibhit
Puranpur
Bisalpur
Jahanabad
Barkhera

Main Educational Institutes
Grumand Inter College
St.aloysius College
C.L.V.P.S.V.M. Inter College
Springdel Inter College
Ram Inter College
Lions Bal Vidhya Mander
Ben-her College
G.G. Inter College
Anguri Devi S.V.M. girls College
S.N. Inter College
Upadhi Mahavidhayalaya
Ram Lubhai Sahani Govt. Girls Degree College

Main Roads
Station Road
Jai Prakash Road
GGIC / Nai Basti Road
Chudi wali Gali
Thandi Road
Mill Road
Khakra Road

Main Cinema Halls
Vishal Cinema
Laxmi Cinema
Novalty Cinema

List of NGOs Running In Pilibhit
Mahila Kalyan Samiti (MKS)
Medical Sisters Of St. Joseph (MSJ)
Ram Krishna Sewa Samiti (RKSS)
Samaj Kalyan Evam Vikas Adhyayan Kendra (SKEVAK)
The Methodist Church In India (MCI)
Uttar Pradesh Drought Relief Committee (UPDRC)

Pin Codes of various areas

Place	PIN Code	Place	PIN Code	Place	PIN Code
Amaria	262121	Barkhera	262203	Bilsanda	262202
Bisalpur	262201	Ganesh Ganj	262122	Jugraipur	262123
Katra Bazar	262201	Kutchery	262001	Lohia Head	262301
Majhola	262302	Neorila	262305	Pilibhit	262001
Pilibhit Chowk	262001	Pilibhit City	262001	Pilibhit H O	262001
Sultanpur	262125	Abhaipur Bo	262122	Ahirwara Bo	262201
Amaria Dso	262121	Amkhera Bo	262203	Amra Karoor Bo	262201
Amrita Bo	262201	Azampur Barkhera Bo	262201	Bahadurpur Bo	262203
Bahanpur	262001	Bakania Bo	262202	Bamrauli Bo	262202
Banskhera Bo	262121	Baratbhoj	262001	Barehpura Bo	262121
Barhera Bo	262201	Barkhera Chaturaha Bo	262201	Barkhera So	262203
Bauni Bo	262201	Behtim Bo	262202	Bhaden Kanja Bo	243001
Bhadsara Bo	262121	Bhagwantapur Bo	262122	Bhairo Kalan Bo	262122
Bhikaripur	262001	Bhikaripur Bo	262201	Bhopatpura Bo	262203
Bifarcation Bo	262122	Bilsanda So	262202	Bisalpur So	262201
Bithora Kalan	262001	Chandia Hazara Bo	262122	Chandpura Bo	262201
Chandupur	262124	Churra Bo	262201	Dang	262001
Daulatpur Bo	262203	Deohana Bo	243001	Deoria Kalan Bo	262201
Dhakia Bo	262201	Dhuria Palia Bo	262122	Dudhia Khurd Bo	262122
Dunidam Bo	262302	Gajraula Kalan	262001	Ganesh Ganj Ndso	262001
Gehluiya	262001	Ghajhera Bo	262201	Ghatampur Bo	262122
Ghungchai Bo	262122	Gobhia Sarai Bo	262122	Gulabtanda Bo	262122
Harrai Bo	243001	Harraipur Bo	262121	Imalia Gangi Bo	262201
Intgoan Bo	262201	Jahanabad Edso	262001	Jallapur Bo	262201
Jamunia Bo	262124	Jatpura Ndedso	262001	Jeorah Kalyanpur Bo	262203
Kadherchaura Bo	262122	Kali Nagar	262124	Kalyanpur Khas	262001
Kanakore	262001	Kargaina Bo	262121	Karnapur Bo	262122
Karrkhera Bo	262201	Karunapur Karoor Bo	262203	Kasganja Bo	262122
Katra Bazar Ndtso	262201	Kesarpur Saidpur Bo	243123	Khajuria Pachpera Bo	262203
Khakra Ndtso	262001	Khamaria Pull	262001	Khandepur Bo	262201
Khundara	262001	Kishni Bo	262201	Kumirkha Bo	262201
Lalauri Khera	262001	Luhicha Bo	262201	Madhopur Bo	262201
Madhotanda Bo	262122	Madhupuri Bo	262203	Majhola Dso	262302
Maktul	262001	Mala Colony	262001	Meerpur Bahanpur Bo	262201
Meerpur Hamirpur Bo	243001	Mohammadpur Bhanja Bo	262201	Mudia Hulas Bo	262203
Mundalia Bo	262121	Narainpur Bo	262203	Naugawan Santosh Bo	262201
Naujalia Nakatia Bo	262122	Neoria Dso	262305	Neoria Mobile Bo	2623053
Nizamdandi	262001	Paharganj Bo	262201	Pandari Bo	262305
Pania Ramkishan Bo	262203	Parasi Ramkishan Bo	262203	Parewa Vaish Bo	262121
Parsia Bo	262203	Pauta Kalan Bo	262203	Pilibhit Kutchery Ndtso	262001
Pipalia Bo	262121	Piparia Agroo	262001	Piperia Dulai Bo	262122
Piperia Mundan Bo	262203	Piperia Santosh Bo	262124	Puranpur Dso	262122
Ram Nagar Jagatpur Bo	262203	Ramnagra Colony Bo	262122	Rampura Fakire Bo	262122
Ranth Bo	243001	Rasiayankhanpur Bo	262201	Richhaula	262001
Rohania Bo	262201	Rooppur Kamaloo	262001	Rudrapur Bo	262122
Sabalpur Bo	262122	Sakhaula	262001	Sarauri	262001
Sehpura Bo	262203	Shahgarh Bo	262122	Sherpur Bo	262122
Shivnagar Bo	262122	Simra Akbar Ganj Bo	262203	Suhas	262001
Sunpahar Bo	262302	Tirkunia Bo	262121	Udaikaranpur Bo	262122

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