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9Sep

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Hari Shankar Yadav – Profile, Achievements & Leadership: MLA Raghunathpur (Siwan), Bihar

The Raghunathpur MLA Championing Grassroots Progress Hari Shankar Yadav (Harishankar Yadav), an influential Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader, has become a household name in Raghunathpur, Siwan, Bihar. His journey from humble beginnings to being twice elected MLA is a story of resilience, grassroot activism, and unwavering service. Representing constituency number 108, he is known for accessibility, community welfare, and as a reliable advocate for Raghunathpur's development. Early Life and Community Roots Born on January 1, 1955, in Mirpur village, Siwan, Hari Shankar Yadav grew up amidst the challenges and hopes typical of rural Bihar. His childhood in agrarian surroundings deeply influenced his understanding of ground realities. Yadav's family background is modest, and ...

Mohammad Shahabuddin: The Rise, Rule, and Legacy of Siwan’s Most Controversial Politician

9Sep

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Mohammad Shahabuddin: The Rise, Rule, and Legacy of Siwan’s Most Controversial Politician

Mohammad Shahabuddin (10 May 1967 – 1 May 2021) remains one of the most controversial, charismatic, and notorious figures in Bihar’s modern history. The saga of his rise—from a small village in Siwan to becoming a dominant force as MLA and four-term MP—reveals the complex interplay of crime, caste, and politics in eastern India. This article offers an in-depth look at his origins, political journey, influence, legacy, and the many cases and controversies that defined his life. Early Life and Education Born in Partappur village, Husainganj block of Siwan district, Shahabuddin grew up during turbulent times in rural Bihar. Despite his family’s modest means, he pursued education earnestly, earning a Master’s and then a PhD in Political Science from Bihar. His academic credential...

Awadh Bihari Choudhary: Life, Leadership & Political Legacy of Siwan’s Statesman

9Sep

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Bihar, Politician

Awadh Bihari Choudhary: Life, Leadership & Political Legacy of Siwan’s Statesman

The Life and Legacy of a Siwan Political Stalwart Awadh Bihari Choudhary is one of Bihar’s most respected and long-serving politicians, whose name has become synonymous with the Siwan region’s political evolution over the last four decades. This article explores his journey from humble beginnings to holding the prestigious office of Speaker of the Bihar Legislative Assembly, his legislative and ministerial achievements, his ideological convictions, and the impact he’s had on his constituency and state. Early Life and Roots Born on 17 August 1954 in the village of Patwa, Siwan district, Awadh Bihari Choudhary hails from a farmer’s family. His father, Motilal Choudhary, was a farmer and his mother, Bhagmano Devi, a homemaker. Growing up in rural Bihar, Choudhary developed a ...

8Sep

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Bihar, Siwan

MLAs of Siwan District Bihar: Complete List, History & Leaders (2025 Profile)

Siwan district, situated in the northwest of Bihar, carries a rich legislative legacy, producing influential leaders and being home to pivotal political contests. With multiple assembly segments, Siwan’s MLAs (Members of the Legislative Assembly) are known for their deep connections to their constituencies and for shaping the political landscape both in Bihar and beyond. Structure of Siwan’s Legislative Representation Siwan’s representation in the Bihar Legislative Assembly is divided into several key segments. As per the latest delimitation and the Bihar Vidhan Sabha records, the district currently consists of the following assembly constituencies: Siwan (Constituency No. 105) Jiradei (106) Darauli (SC) (107) Raghunathpur (108) Daraunda (109) Barharia (110...

Muzaffarpur: Litchi Kingdom, Heritage, Temples, Parks & Landmarks

8Sep

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Bihar, Travel

Muzaffarpur: Litchi Kingdom, Heritage, Temples, Parks & Landmarks

In the heart of North Bihar, Muzaffarpur stands as a bustling city whose reputation echoes far beyond state borders. Known for its world-renowned Shahi Litchis, the city offers a tapestry of historical monuments, vibrant markets, spiritual sites, and lush parks. “Muzaffarpur” is not just a phrase—it is a celebration of everything that makes this city a must-visit, from its revolutionary past to its contemporary pulse. Shahi Litchis: Muzaffarpur’s Sweet Emblem Muzaffarpur’s fame begins with the luscious Shahi Litchis. The region’s climate and soil create the perfect setting for litchi cultivation, and Muzaffarpur is the largest litchi-producing area in India. The fruit is celebrated for its juiciness, aroma, and worldwide export quality. Every May and June, the litchi gardens ...

1Sep

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Muzaffarpur District Bihar: History, Economy, Lychee, and Culture – Complete 2025 Profile

Muzaffarpur District, Bihar: A Detailed Profile Muzaffarpur, known as the “Land of Shahi Litchi,” is a district that harmoniously blends agricultural prosperity, historical depth, and a dynamic cultural scene in North Bihar. As an economic and transport hub bordering Nepal and several important districts, Muzaffarpur is truly one of Bihar’s gateways to growth and tradition. Geographic and Administrative Overview Muzaffarpur district covers an expansive area of approximately 3,123 square kilometers and is strategically positioned along the banks of the Budhi Gandak river in the Tirhut division. It is surrounded by Sitamarhi and East Champaran to the north, Vaishali and Samastipur to the south, Saran to the west, and Darbhanga to the east. Established as an independent distr...

26Aug

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Chhapra District (Saran), Bihar: A Brief Profile

Chhapra, often referred to as Saran district, is one of Bihar’s most vibrant and historically significant regions. Situated at the confluence of the Ghaghara and Ganga rivers, Chhapra has long been a strategic location for trade, culture, and governance. Geography and Administration Covering an area of approximately 2,641 square kilometers, Chhapra features rich alluvial lands ideal for agriculture. The district lies between 25°47′N to 25°55′N latitude and 84°43′E to 85°15′E longitude. It comprises 3 civil sub-divisions, 20 community development blocks, and 1,783 villages. The headquarters is Chhapra city, a growing urban hub with municipal status since 1864. Chhapra is notable for its connectivity; the major railway junction and upcoming double-decker flyover (3.5 km)—the lon...

21Aug

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Gopalganj District Bihar: Population, Economy, Agriculture & Culture Profile 2025

Gopalganj district, located in the northwestern part of Bihar, stands as a remarkable example of rural resilience, agricultural development, and cultural diversity. Established as a district in 1973 after being part of the historic Saran district, Gopalganj is now recognized for its progressive agriculture, significant diaspora, and harmonious communities. Geographic and Administrative Overview Gopalganj covers an area of 2,033 sq km and is bordered by districts such as Siwan, Saran, West Champaran, East Champaran, and shares proximity with Uttar Pradesh’s Kushinagar. Administratively, it is divided into 14 blocks, 2 sub-divisions, and over 1,500 villages. The district’s headquarters is the bustling town of Gopalganj, which serves as the region’s economic and administrative h...

21Aug

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Siwan District Bihar: History, Demographics, Economy & Culture Profile 2025

Siwan district, located in the western part of Bihar, is a vibrant mix of history, culture, agriculture, and modern aspiration. Originally a sub-division of Saran district, Siwan became a full-fledged district in 1972, forming a part of the historic Kosala kingdom in ancient days. Geographic Location and Demographics The district covers an area of approximately 2,219 square kilometers, stretching from latitude 25.58° to 26.23° North and longitude 84.10° to 84.47° East. Siwan is bordered by Saran district to the east, Gopalganj district to the north, and the districts of Deoria and Ballia in Uttar Pradesh to the west and south, respectively. According to the most recent estimates, Siwan’s population in 2025 is about 41.85 lakhs (4.18 million), with a density of 1,501 persons per k...

Bihar CM Nitish Kumar’s Independence Day Speech 2025: Key Highlights

15Aug

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Bihar CM Nitish Kumar’s Independence Day Speech 2025: Key Highlights

On the occasion of India’s 79th Independence Day (August 15, 2025), Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar addressed the state from Gandhi Maidan in Patna, marking another chapter in his long tenure as leader. His speech this year focused on good governance, socio-economic reforms, public safety, youth empowerment, education, and new opportunities for Bihar’s citizens. Here are the major highlights from his Independence Day address: 1. Record Employment Generation & Job Initiatives Nitish Kumar reaffirmed his government’s commitment to youth employment, proudly announcing that Bihar has already fulfilled and surpassed the 2020 “Saat Nischay 2” (Seven Resolutions) promise of 10 lakh jobs and an additional 10 lakh livelihood opportunities. He pledged that one crore (10 million) ...