Belthara Road

According to the 2011 census, in 2011 Belthara Road Nagar Panchayat had a population of 20,404 - 10,564 males and 9,840 females, giving a sex ratio of 931. There were 2476 children under 7 whilst the literacy rate of 85.78% is much higher than the state average of 67.68%.[1]

• Chaukia area has a population of 2600. There is a mosque.
• The Bichla Pokhra area is the center of town. A Ramlila is presented each autumn, and Sarkari Primary School is in this area. There is a large mosque named Jama Masjid.
• Chandair Walipur is around 7 km from Belthara Road, it is one of the most famous villages around with a population over 2000.
• Birhara is a small village. It is around 6 km from Belthra Road, Sankat Mochan Hanuman temple one of the oldest temples in this region. The late Bala Singh was well known, his family belongs to a spartan community.
• Chaukia is a village 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) from the railway station.
• Patnari, with a population of over 1,000, is 3 km north of Belthara Road. The main occupations are agriculture and business.
• Chainpur Gulaura, also with a population of over 1,000, is 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) from the Belthara Road rail station. The main occupations are also agriculture and business.
• Buddhipur, with a population near 2000, it is one of the oldest villages in area. It also has an English middle school named St. Augusta School registered with CBSE board and managed by Mr. Vinod Pandey.
• Sasana Bahadur Pur is 8 km from the Belthara Road rail station, near the village of Akhop at the intersection of the Belthara Road and Madhuban Highway.[3]
• Tirnai Khijirpur: Large village with a population of 3,000, 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) away.
• Babhnauli: Village, about 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) from Belthara Road, inhabited mainly by Brahmin landowners.
• Rachhauli: Village about 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) from Belthara Road, primarily inhabited by well-educated Brahmins and Muslims. There are many small temples. An old shiv temple is exists in the middle of village.
• Bithuwa: This village incorporates almost half of Belthara Road. Public facilities include a bus station, post office, telephone exchange and hospital. There is also a madrasa, Madarsa Al-Gufran Darul Uloom. Bithuwa, with a population of about 1,500, is east of the bus station.
• Rampur Kanungoyan: This Kayastha village is 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from the Belthara Road rail station, on the bank of a canal at Rasra-Belthara Road.
• Molanapur is a village with a temple, Shivalla. A nearby village is Tenua.
• Eksaray is an agricultural village.
• Farsatar, a village with a population of 6,848, is 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) to the south.

Template:Farsatar is a large village located in Belthara Road Tehsil of Ballia district, Uttar Pradesh with total 908 families residing. The Farsatar village has population of 6848 of which 3568 are males while 3280 are females as per Population Census 2011. An Ardhanarishwar temple of Lord Shiva in Farsatar Gram Sabha is a very popular scenic spot, which is situated on the Belthara Rasra main road.

• Padri, a village of about 500 families, is 3 km northwest of the railway station on Sonadih Road and a few miles from the Ghaghara. Its northern and western sides are bordered by a lake visited by birds during the monsoon. The village has several old temples.
• Kakrason is the village of kayastha(Lala Dhanbaksha lal, Zamindar of Bhagalpur and Belthara) near Ubhaon Thana and the Sarayu river. Where many lands donated by zamindar shaheb and his descenders to another castes and communities. Which results in social and economical development of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes.
• Telma Jamaludinpur: According to the 2011 Indian Census, its village code is 197832. Telma Jamaludinpur is 8.2 kilometres (5.1 mi) from the Belthara Road rail station. It has a muslim majority and a Hindu minority, relying on agriculture. The 2.5-square-kilometre (0.97 sq mi) village, at an elevation of 84 m (276 ft) was founded in 1713 and had a population of 3,328 (1,709 males and 1,619 females) in 2011.
• Ubhaon: The village, with a population of 2,000 near the Ghaghra. There is also a Mosque and a Madarsa. This is an educated society and a clean area.
• Kundail Niyamat Ali, with a Muslim-majority population of about 10,000 and three mosques (including Jama Masjid), is 1 km west of Belthara Road. And also known for its literacy. Commonly known as "Dabang Village". Haji Mohammed Farooque Sahab is a well educated and famous person of this region.
• Shahpur Afghan, with a population of over 5,000, is 5.0 km east of Belthara Road and was founded about 450 years ago by Afghan troops.
• Baragoah- also known as Piproli bBaragoah, is about 5 km away from the nearest railway station,
• Banspar- also known as 'lucknow ka tukda'
  • • Indauli Zamin Indalli– Village, with population of 1162 is Belthara Road sub district's the 116th most populous village, located in Belthara Road sub district of Ballia district in the state Uttar Pradesh in India. The Shiva temple, Ramlila and Dihababa is very famous in Indauli village. Total geographical area of Indauli Zamin Indalli village is 1 km2 and it is the 105th biggest village by area in the sub district. Population density of the village is 945 persons per km2.

Nearest town of the village is Belthara Road. Pin code of Indauli Zamin Indalli village is 221718. The village comes under Indauli Jamin panchayat. Belthara Road is the sub district head quarter and the distance from the village is 5 km. District head quarter of the village is Ballia which is 60 km away. Demographics The village is home to 1162 people, among them 608 (52%) are male and 554 (48%) are female. 66% of the whole population are from general caste, 29% are from schedule caste and 4% are schedule tribes. Child (aged under 6 years) population of Indauli Zamin Indalli village is 14%, among them 52% are boys and 48% are girls. There are 190 households in the village and an average 6 persons live in every family.As of 2011 census there are 911 females per 1000 male in the village. Sex ratio in general caste is 888, in schedule caste is 954 and in schedule tribe is 1000. There are 906 girls under 6 years of age per 1000 boys of the same age in the village.

   Total 793 people in the village are literate, among them 470 are male and 323 are female. Literacy rate (children under 6 are excluded) of Indauli Zamin Indalli is 79%. 90% of male and 68% of female population are literate here.

• D N childrens school is located in kundail near to railway station
• D. A. V. Inter College: One of the oldest schools in the town for sixth- to twelfth-grade students, it is next to the rail station.
• Devendra P. G. Degree College: On the Belthara-Madhuban Road
• G. M. A. M. Inter College: Another old school for sixth- to twelfth-grade boys, it is also next to the rail station.
• Green Lawns Public School near Nagar Panchayat Office on Belthra Road
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• leat kesav prasad p.g college sasanabhadur pur belthera road ballia
• M. M. D. Public School: Secondary co-ed school with dormitory facilities
• NavJeevan English School: Secondary co-ed school
• New Central Public School (Nursery to 10th+2 C.B.S.E.Pat) near Vishal Takiz.
• Nirmal Jeevan Public School, near Indouli Gram sabha.
• Nisva Junior High School Bahorva, Belthara Road ballia
• Shayam Sundari Girls Inter College: An old school for sixth- to twelfth-grade girls.
• St. Xavier's School (Nursery to 10th+2 C.B.S.E.Pat) near Piprauli Bada Gaon

• Indauli, a famous temple of Lord Shiva & Dihbaba, Ramlila
• The Bhageshwari temple, dedicated to the goddess of the same name, is between Ballia and Belthara Road and is the most-visited place of worship by local Hindus. A month-long annual fair, Sonadih Mela, is held here in conjunction with Navratri.[4]
• Ghaghara.
• Laxmi Narayan Picture Palace, in the main market, shows Bollywood and Hollywood films.
• Jama Masjid, in the centre.

• Ubhaon mosque