Supaul Bihar Annual District Plan 2011-12 - nrcddp

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The district has by and large, alluvial soil with a varying nature of acetic or basic. Though it is deficient in mineral content it can be supplemented with suitable fertilizers. The soil is suitable for paddy, wheat, pulses, sugarcane, vegetables and Jute. Horticulture is a self sustainable phenomenon here. RIVER SYSTEM : Embankments of almost all major rivers use to breach. Major rivers as Kosi, Sursar, Venga, Mirchaiya, Tilawe etc. causes damage to crops, land and properties. LANGUAGE AND CULTURE : The district of Supaul is very rich in its language and literature. Being the integral part of Mithila, the main language of the district is Maithili, which is one of the dialects of Hindi. It has Devnagari as its script. Lakshminath Gonsai of Parsarma is reputed as the first poet of Supaul. Then Balendra Nath Thakur' Viplav' and Ramkrishna Jha 'Kisun' came. They contributed a lot through journalism and with poetry and story writing. Kisun ji has also edited a poetry book 'Maithilik Nav Kabita', which has compilation of poems of different Maithili poets. Jagdish Kavi who was in the royal patronage of Darbhanga Maharaj was born in Supaul. He was also falicitated by King of Nepal and King George V of England. Bal Govind Jha 'Vyathit' wrote 'Maithili Sahitya ka Itihaas'. Laliteswar Mallik also contributed in enriching the literature of Supaul. Two books of short stories are published to his name. Yogeshwar Jha has discussed Panini's 'Vyakaran' in his book 'Madhya Paniniyam'. Rajeshwar Jha has written many books in Hindi and Maithili and he got Sahitya Akadmi Award for one of his Maithili literature. Dhirendra Jha, who was basically a lyricist-vocalist, has written one book of short stories in Maithili - 'Latmaara'. Subhash Chandra Yadav of Badla is a renowned story writer and is famous for his writings on rural life affected by Kosi. In recent times Gaurinath has established himself as a writer in Hindi-Maithili literature. Many others of this area are also contributing in the development of Hindi-Maithili language and literature. Other than this Supaul district is also famous for its literary activities. SOCIAL STRUCTURE : Supaul is the district having 4 Sub-divisions and 11 blocks. Kosi River flows through this district. There are villages where number of families of upper castes is negligent. On the other hand there are a few villages which are dominated by upper Castes. The district has different styles of living, food, dialects and clothing. Brahmins, Rajputs, Bhumihar, Kayastha families are the dominant caste here. Muslims are also in good number. About 15 % of the population of this district is Scheduled Caste (about 20 in number) which includes Bantar (Sardar), Chamar, Dhobi, Dusadh, Sada (Musahar), Pasi, Dom, etc. The Bantars, a local scheduled caste were once the rulers of this region. The population of scheduled tribe community is negligible (only around 0.3%). Maximum percentage of ST is in the block of Chhattapur, whereas two blocks Pipra and Saraigarh Bhaptiyahi has no ST population.
District Plan- 2011,12 SC population is more or less equally distributed in the district with maximum concentration in Triveniganj. The Culture and Civilization of this district can he shown in social frame work where every individual leads a harmonious and self content life in given situation. There is no communal tension in the society. From the border of Nepal (in North) and up to the border of Saharsa district (South) a stream of social harmony, solidarity and fraternity is in its strengthened state. FACT SHEET OF BLOCKS AND URBAN LOCAL BODIES : Name of Sub Divisions Name of Total the Blocks Population No. of GP No. of Revenue Village % of Total Literates % of Male Literates % of Female Literates %ofSC Population %ofST Population Sex Ratio Birpur Supaul Supaul Pirpra Saraigarh Bhaptiyahi Kisanpur Basantpur Pratapganj 298186 157779 102761 135586 150153 80270 26 16 12 16 14 9 74 39 39 44 94 13 32.49 27.82 27.23 27.37 34.69 31.83 43.57 40.11 40.77 40.67 45.40 43.47 20.34 14.54 12.61 13.21 22.80 19.13 13.35 15.53 14.44 11.93 15.60 12.67 0.19 0.00 0.00 0.22 0.11 0.53 912 926 925 939 900 917 Raghopur 160887 18 58 29.61 40.90 17.45 14.36 0.04 928 Nirmali Nirmali Marouna 75935 113192 7 13 22 38 33.59 25.01 48.07 39.75 17.99 9.32 12.07 11.75 0.01 0.03 929 940 Tribeniganj Tribeniganj Chhatapur 248706 215493 27 23 64 66 28.30 25.88 39.92 36.68 15.58 14.12 18.63 16.91 0.56 1.05 914 918 350000 300000 250000 200000 150000 100000 50000 0 District Population 1732578 *SSS*S/Sf/
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