Dayalpur, Vaishali

Dayalpur
Village
Dayalpur
Location in Bihar, India
Dayalpur
Dayalpur (India)
Coordinates: 25°42′54″N 85°18′54″E / 25.71500°N 85.31500°E / 25.71500; 85.31500Coordinates: 25°42′54″N 85°18′54″E / 25.71500°N 85.31500°E / 25.71500; 85.31500
Country India
State Bihar
District Vaishali
Languages
 • Official Bajjika, Hindi
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
Telephone code

06224

postal_code = 844502
ISO 3166 code IN-BR

Dayalpur Sapha is a village in Hajipur, Vaishali, in the state of Bihar. It has existed since around 1500 AD.

Population

The population is approximately 9,865 (98% Hindu and 2% Muslim). The literacy rate is 53.03% with the female rate being 38.94% and male rate 66.51%.[1]

Climate

The region is very green with plants and trees growing in semi-tropical monsoon climate. The months of May–June are extremely hot and December–January are very cold.

Crops

The village has many banana, Litchi and Mango plantations.

Electricity available about 18-20 hours and water

Electrified and drinking water (State govt. is started a project pure water for every house) mostly depended on hand pumps.Ward No. 7 Dhamauli in Dayalpur Panchayat is development village.

Places of interest

Dayalpur Math (Old Mandir, Talab with Chath Ghat and Community centre), Dayalpur High School

Transport

No public transport provided by the government. One private bus operates from this village to Hajipur town. Well connected by road from Hajipur(14 km), Patna (20 km), Muzaffarpur (55 km) and Samastipur (50 km). Nearest Railway Station Hajipur Junction (14 km), Akshayvat Rai Nagar (Bidupur) Railway Station (3 km), Chakmakrand Halt (3 km). Nearest Airport, Patna Airport (25 km). Auto service available from Hajipur (as Public transport) to Bidupur, Fulhara and Rajapakar (from their on hired basis)

Direction board

Colleges

B.M.D. College in Dayalpur

Schools

Government High School, Dayalpur (Residential) Total no. of primary schools: 3

Health centres

Primary health Center : 1 Hospital : NIL

References

  1. ↑ http://www.censusindia.gov.in/PopulationFinder/View_Village_Population.aspx?pcaid=988783&category=VILLAGE


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