The district of Madhubani was carved out of the old Darbhanga district in the year 1972 as a

result of reorganisation of the districts in the State. This was formerly the northern subdivision of
Darbhanga district. It consists of 21 Development Blocks. Bounded on the north by a hill region
of Nepal and extending to the border of its parent district Darbhanga in the south, Sitamarhi in
the west and Supaul in the east, Madhubani fairly represents the centre of the territory once
known as Mithila and the district has maintained a distinct individuality of its own.
It is located at a Longitude of 25º-59' to 26º-39' East and the Latitude is 85º-43' to 86º-42'
North.

Height from Sea

The Madhubani district is situated at height of 80 meters from Sea.
Boundary

North South East West

Hill region of Darbhanga Supaul Sitamarhi
Nepal District District District

Area
• Madhubani occupies a total of 3501 sq. kms.

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 • Main Rivers are Kamla , Kareh, Balan, Bhutahi Balan, Gehuan, Supen, Trishula, Jeevachh,
Koshi and Adhwara Group.
• High Flood Level is 54.017 m.
• Whole District is under Earthquake Zone 5.
• Total Cropped Area - 218381 Hect.
• Barren /Uncultivable Land - 1456.5 Hect
• Land under Non-agricultural use - 51273.24 Hect
• Cultivable Barren Land - 333.32 Hect
• Permanent Pasture - 1372.71 Hect
• Miscellaneous Trees - 8835.90 Hect
• Cultivable Land - 232724 Hect
• Cropping Intensity - 134.23 %

Rainfall
• Varies between 900mm and 1300 mm.
• Average Rainfall = 1273.2 mm.

Administrative Units
1. No. of Sub-Divisions 5
2. No. of Blocks 21
3. No. of Circles 20
4. No. of Panchayats 399
5. No. of Villages 1111
6. No. of Police Stations 18
7. No. of Assisting Thana 13
8. No. of Outposts 5
9. No. of Town Outposts 4
10. No. of Jail 2
11. No. of MP Constituencies 2
12. No. of MLA Constituencies 11
13. No. of Zila Parishad Members 56
14. No. of Panchayat Samiti Members 555
15. No. of Gram Panchayat Members 5523

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Source: Census of India 2001.

Madhubani is a town and a municipality in Madhubani district in the Indian state of Bihar. It is
the district headquarters. It lies 26 km northeast of Darbhanga town and was part of the erstwhile
'Bettiah Raj'. Internal disputes and family quarrels divided the Bettiah Raj in course of time.
The Madhuban Rajin Madhubani was created as a consequence. The word "Madhuban" means
"forest of honey" from which Madhubani is derived, but sometimes it is also known as
"madhu"+"vaani", meaning "sweet" "voice/language". Madhubani is the cultural
heartof Mithilanchal, being the birthplace of many literary people and home to Madhubani

Paintings.

Geography

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 Madhubani Town is located at 26°22′N 86°05′E / 26.37°N 86.08°E / 26.37; 86.08. It has an
average elevation of 56 metres (183 feet).
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• Block of Madhubani District total 21 sourses
1. Madhubani Sadar (Known As Rahika)
2. Pandaul
3. Bisfi
4. Jayanagar
5. Ladaniya
6. Lukha
7. Janjharpur
8. Benipatti
9. Rajnagar- known for the ruins of Navlakha Palace of the Maharaja of Darbhanga.Name of that
mahraj was KAMESHWAR SING. These day it has been converted into hospital, college ans bsf
camp
10. Andhra Thadi
11. Babubarahi
12. Khutauna
13. Madhepur
14. Lakhanaur
15. Khajauli
16. Basopatti
17. Phulparas
18. Ghoghardiha
19. Laukahi
20. Madhwapur
21. Rahika
22. LOHA

Demographics

As of 2001 India census, Madhubani Town had a population of1, 66,285. Males constitute 53%
of the population and females 47%. Madhubani Town has an average literacy rate of 60%, just
above the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 67%, and female literacy is 53%. In
Madhubani Town, 16% of the population is under 6 years of age. In earlier times there was a
landlord named Babu who was the owner of all of the estate of Babubarahi. Consequently, it is
now known as Babu Barahi.
HISTORY OF MADHUBANI
The district of Madhubani was carved out of the old Darbhanga district in the year 1972 as a
result of reorganisation of the districts in the State of Bihar. This was formerly the northern
subdivision of Darbhanga district. It consists of 21 Development Blocks. Bounded on the north
by a hill region of Nepal and extending to the border of its parent district Darbhanga in the south,

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Sitamarhi in the west and Supaul in the east, Madhubani fairly represents the centre of the
territory once known as Mithila and the district has maintained a distinct individuality of its own.
Practically there are no prehistoric sites in the district though remains of the earliest
aboriginal population can be seen in some parts of the district. Hunter in his "Statistical
Accounts" has referred to the existence of the people, known as the Tharus in the erstwhile old
subdivision of Madhubani. The Bhars are also believed to have belonged to some aboriginal race
though nothing positive about them is known from any reliable source. The Bihar settlements in
the north-eastern part of the district indicate that they possibly wielded some power in the remote
part. From the work of Dr. Suniti Kumar Chatterji entitled 'Kiratajanakirti' it appears that Kiratas
also inhabited the district for a considerable period. The Mahabharata also throws light on the
Kirata culture. Prior to the Aryanisation of this land the area seems to have been under the
aboriginal population and Shiva worship was predominant. The association of the family of
Janaka with the worship of lord Shiva is an indication of the fact that though they formed the
vanguard of Aryan culture they had to compromise with the local religious belief, dominated by
the Shaivas. The kingdom of Videha included a greater portion of the district. In course of time it
was ruled by a successive line of kings known as Janakas.
If tradition is to be relied upon, the Pandavas during their exile stayed in some portion of the
present district and Pandaul (block headquarters) is associated with them. Janakpur, capital of
Videha is situated at a short distance to the north-west of the district in the Nepalese territory and
tradition points to the village of Phulhar in the north- east corner of the Benipatti thana as the
flower- garden where the kings' priests used to gather flowers for worship and identifies its
temple with that of Devi Girija, which was worshipped by Sita before her marriage with Ram.
Legends and traditions associate this district with a number of sages and master- minds of
ancient times. Village Kakraul is associated with Kapil, Ahiari with Ahilya wife of Gautama,
Bisaul with Vishwamitra and Jagban with Yajnavalkya (ascribed to the great sage of Mithila).
Bimbisar, the founder of the Magadhan imperial power aspired for imperial power and the
ambition ran in the veins of his son, Ajat Shatru as well. Ajat Shatru subdued the Lichchhavis
and conquered the whole of North Bihar. He brought Mithila under the control of the Magadhan
empire. The history of the Lichchhavis comes down unbroken to the days of the imperial Guptas.
The Lichchhavis founded a kingdom in Nepal and even the earliest royal house of Tibet owed its
origin to the Lichchhavis of Vaishali. The migration of Lichchhavis to Nepal and Tibet marks a
great event in the history of North Bihar and the district of Madhubani being at the core of the
region must have played a dominant part in this great trek as the route to Nepal lay through this
district.
Madhubani must have shared in the religious and cultural ferment which so deeply stirred
the hearts of the people of the Gangetic Valley in the 6th century B.C. Since the whole of North
Bihar was deeply influenced by the teachings of two great reformers (Mahavira and Buddha) it is
only natural to infer that the people of Madhubani actively participated in the propagation of
these reform movements. According to one theory Mahavira himself was a Vaideha domiciled in
the suburb of Vaishali and was the son of a daughter of Mithila. Buddha also visited Mithila
thrice and he had a great love for Vaishali. It may be further noted here that Buddha's most
devoted disciple, Anand was a Vaidehamuni, a monk of the land of Videhas. Both the Jain and
the Buddhist literature contain innumerable references to the district of Madhubani and its
neighboring territories. Very little is known about the history of Madhubani from the time of the
Kusanas to the rise of the Guptas.

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 After a temporary period of instability, Madhubani came under the control of the Oinwaras,
also known as the Kameshwara Thakura or the Sugauna dynasty. These Hindu chiefs were left
undisturbed by the whole of Mithila. When Hajiriyas of Bengal divided Tirhut into two parts, the
Oinwar Raja shifted his capital to Sugauna near Madhubani. The district thereafter remained a
part of the Mughal Subah. There was no event of great significance during the next century and a
half.
The decisive victory of the British in the battle of Buxar in 1764 gave them undisputed sway
over the Lower Provinces of Bengal. As a consequence, Madhubani, along with other parts of
Bihar, passed under the control of British. The British administrators took steps to establish law
and order. Besides the trouble- mongers in Mithila, they had also to deal with the incursions of
the Nepalese. The trouble with Nepal culminated in the Indo-Nepalese war. After concluding
peace with Nepal, the British administrators had a comparatively quiet time till the 1857
movement.
In 1857, patriotic fervour raged-high in Madhubani district as in many other districts of
Bihar. Later the call of the non-co-operation movement also found adequate response in the
district of Madhubani and many people volunteered to serve the cause championed by Mahatma
Gandhi. Khadi spinning and weaving was adopted as a must for congress workers. A Khadi
centre was opened at Madhubani. It gradually expanded its activities. Khadi became very
popular and Madhubani soon emerged as a renowned centre of Khadi production. The popularity
of Khadi weaving and spinning in the district went a long way in inspiring the people towards
the nationalist cause. Madhubani district played an important role in the country's freedom
struggle.

Language and Culture

• Maithili, Hindi, English and Urdu

Rivers

• Kosi River approximately forms the eastern boundary.

• Kamlā-balān runs from Jayanagar town in the north to Kosi in the south-east corner of the
district.
• Bhutahi-balān is a minor river in the east which swells enormously in rainy seasons.
• Adhwārā or little Bāghmati, in the west of the district, is a group of many small rivers which fall
into the Kareh or Main Bāghmati.
• There are many old courses of the Kamlā which swell in rainy seasons.
All these rivers ultimately fall into the Kosi which then falls into the Ganges.

See also

• TURIESEM GUDE LINE IN MADHUBANI

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same name and this district is mainly famous for the many scholars who are locally from here. There
are many important tourist destinations in the town of Madhubani, and you can visit these during your
trip to the place.

This small town is famous for an art form that originated from the region. Madhubani is also a haven
for people who are interested in history and religion, as many ancient temples and structures are present
here. The Somnath Mahadev temple in Madhubani is a very popular tourist destination, and an annual
sabha is held in this temple where many marriages are negotiated.

You can also visit a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva at Madhubani. This temple, also known as the
Kapileswarthan Temple, attracts many tourists during the festive season. A huge fair is organized here
during the time of Maha Shivratri, and this is a very good time to visit the place, although it might be
crowded.

You can also visit a temple dedicated to Bhagwati during your trip to the town, and the temple of
Ugaranath is also a very popular tourist destination.
MAP FOR TURIESEM

There are many modes of transport that you can take in order to reach Madhubani. Buses Trains Flights
You can opt for buses or trains, and even flights can be taken to nearby locations
in order to reach Madhubani. Buses are the locally preferred mode of transport. Top of Form
MADHUBANI BY AIR
From
Flights can be taken to the nearest airport in Guwahati. Flights from the cities of
New Delhi, Mumbai, Dibrugarh, Lucknow, Bangalore and Chennai will be
regularly available till the airport in Guwahati. Flight fares from Delhi to Guwahati
will range around Rs 5388.

Airports near Madhubani Type Arial

Distance

Lok Nayak Jaya Prakash Narayan Airport, Patna Domestic 137 km

(PAT)

Gaya Airport (GAY) Domestic 217 km

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Intl Airport, Kolkata International 488 km

(CCU)

Indira Gandhi Intl Airport, Delhi (DEL) International 1019 km

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MADHUBANI BY TRAIN Infa
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The town of Madhubani has a small railway station. Trains can be taken to the
railway station in Madhubani directly from all nearby locations and a few major
cities. You can opt for trains to the town of Madhubani from Amritsar, Sealdah,
New Delhi, Jaynagar and Saharsa. The Shaheed Express and Gangasagar Express
are some of the trains that run through this railway station. Trains to Sealdah will
be available regularly, and trains from New Delhi to Madhubani will be available
twice a week. Trains from the town of Sealdah to Madhubani will charge fares of
around Rs 90 for the basic class of travel. Sleeper class tickets will cost around Rs
244. Trains from the city of New Delhi to Madhubani will charge around Rs 367. 4
4
Starting Station Train Arrival at Service Days
Madhubani
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Amritsar (ASR) Saryuyamuna 12:08 AM Mon, Wed & Sat window)
Exp (duration: 36h
(14650) 8m)
GoIbibo Cleartrip
Shaheed Exp 12:08 AM Tue, Thu, Fri & Sun velocity
(14674) (duration: 36h
8m)

Danapur (DNR) Intercity Expre 01:44 PM Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Bottom of Form
1 more train (13226) (duration: 6h Fri & Sat
59m)

H Jyg Garib Rath 12:13 PM Tue & Sat Reaching Madhubani

Nizamuddin (NZM) (12570) (duration: 19h
23m)
From Dista

Howrah (HWH) Hwh Dbg Pgr 12:09 PM All Days

(53041) (duration: 28h Ranchi 468 k
54m)

Jaynagar (JYG) Jyg Shcjanki 12:14 AM Tue, Thu & Sun Lucknow 689 k
4 more trains Ex (duration: 0h
(15284) 44m)
Howrah 690 k
Shaheed 06:50 AM Mon, Wed, Thu & Sat
Express (duration: 0h
Kanpur 795 k
(14673) 45m)

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Saharsa Jn (SHC) Shc Jyg Jankiex 04:04 AM Mon, Wed & Fri Delhi 1102
(15283) (duration: 4h
49m)
Aligarh 1103
Sealdah (SDAH) Gangasagar 06:45 AM All Days
Exp (duration: 15h
(13185) 5m) Indore 1329

Ambala 1380
MADHUBANI DRIVING DIRECTIONS
Hyderabad 1631
Driving Directions from Sitamarhi to Madhubani

Driving Directions from Nalanda to Madhubani Mumbai 1911

Driving Directions from Nalanda to Madhubani

Driving Directions from Bodh Gaya to Madhubani

Driving Directions from Bodh Gaya to Madhubani

Driving Directions from Siliguri to Madhubani

Driving Directions from Siliguri to Madhubani

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HIGHER EDUCATION AT MADHUBANI HEAD QUARTER
College in Madhubani
 R. k. college Madhubani
 Jadish nandan college madhubani
 Jhumak lal women college madhubani
 D.N. Y.college madhubani
And many more for higher education
And so many private and government school in madhubani for less then ten class mean below
the ten class

ABOUT R. K COLLEGE MADHUBANI

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 Ram Krishna College, Madhubani, situated in the heartland of the Mithilanchal, was
established LATE RAM KRISHNA PURBEY in 1941. The college imparts value - aid
education in the district of Madhubani, a poor and backward region and a border area facing
NEPAL. The college is spread over in an area of 39 acres of land. The college provides
quality higher education and our boys every year capture top ranks in University exams. At
present the college is imparting P.G. teaching in 13 subjects.

The college organized extension activities in several area like social work, Environment
awareness, AIDS awareness, Literacy, Health & Hygiene awareness, Blood donation
campus, Population growth and child care etc from time to time.

The college has separate Science, Arts and Commerce Blocks, Administrative blocks,
General Literacy, Auditorium, Common room, Cycle Stand etc. The Library has more than
50,000 books and reference books for the use of students & faculty.

The college has ample facility for indoor and outdoor games. It has sufficient play ground .
A big ground with stadium is under the consideration of college plan. The college has the
facility of 12 stage Zim & one 4 in 1 Jogger and other exercise facilities.

There are two units of NCC and two units of NSS functioning in the college.

The college has started a placement Cell for training & guiding the students. Different
Multinational companies are invited for Campus selection of students. About 40 students got
campus placement in past.

R.K.College has been assigned by NAAC and has been accredited B++. The college is one
of the associate college of Foundation of Academic Excellence and Access (FAEA), New
Delhi to help secure social justice for students belonging to disadvantaged section of society.
The pathways programme under FAEA provides all types of assistance to the under
privileged to bring them parallel with upper strata of the society. Only two colleges of Bihar
is associated with FAEA, the other is Patna Woman's College. Nine students of R.K.College
have been selected for FAEA Scholarship and they are availing is while studying in
Engineering and other Institutions as well.

COURSE AT R. K. COLLEGE

1. Undergraduate Courses in Science, Social Science, Humanities & Commerce (Honors

Course)
2. Postgraduate Course in Science, Social Science and Humanities.

SPECIAL COURSE IN R. K. COLLEGE

Courses under UGC scheme

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 • Remedial Course
• Coaching for Entry – In – Services
• Language Proficiency
• Equal Opportunity Centre
• Centre of Academic Excellence
• Degree, Diploma and Certificate Course of
• Human Right Education
• Education Innovates
HOSPITAL IN MADHUBANI:-

There are a lot of health care center hospital in Madhubani besides that in Mdhubani head quarter
has also a hospital which care whole district but these day there are not proper solution for all the
disease. Take a short look of hospital map

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MADHUBANI ART IN MODERN INDIA

One of the many traditional Indian art forms is 'Madhubani Paintings' also known as 'Mithila
Paintings'. Madhubani paintings, named after the village Madhubani(Bihar), where it is
practiced, find their origin in Indian epic Ramayna. The art was originally practiced by females
only, serving as a creative expression tool for everyday lives and happenings. Following the
belief that Gods visit each house in the morning, the art primarily donned the walls and doors,
intending to please the Gods. Traditionally done on freshly plastered mud wall of huts these
paintings,overtime, graduated to cloth, hand-made paper and canvas.

The central theme the Madhubani paintings is the Hindu Gods and Goddesses. The main theme
is supported by the traditional geometric patterns. Some of the main attributes of all the
Madhubani paintings double line border, ornate floral patterns, abstract-like figures of deities,
bold use of colors and bulging eyes and a jolting nose of the faces of the figures.

Madhubani paintings requires paste of cow dung and mud, applied to the walls and floors to give
a perfect black background on which pictures are drawn with white rice paste and bright
vegetable colors . For an authentic look many of the painters still apply a thin layer of cow dung
and mud paste on their canvases.

THEMES OF MADHUBANI

Madhubani paintings mostly depict mythological characters, devotional events, nature and
natural objects like sun, moon and other religious planets. Some of the commonly painted themes
are:

Hindu deities are Lord Krishna, Ram, Shiva, Durga, Lakshmi, and Saraswati
Scenes from the royal courts and social events like weddings.
Natural village scenes of everyday life
Natural flora and fauna

Empty Spaces are filled by paintings of flowers, animals, birds, and other geometric
designs.Madhubani paintings, marked by their vivid and bold colors, are popular and much
appreciated world wide. Contemporary Madhubani paintings are experimental and a fusion of
traditional themes and current universal happenings. Madhubani art suppliers, Madhubani
painting exporters and wholesalers are offering madhubani and mithila art pieces for sale online.

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 Madhubani Paintings Manufacturers & Suppliers

Ardhnareshwar : Madhubani Paintings

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This splendid handmade piece of Madhubani painting shows Lord Shiva in His
'Ardhnareshwar' avatar

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Madhubani Paintings
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Our Madhubani Paintings are widely renowned not only across India but all over
the world, most

Heat hospital in madhubani:- this is made by a world and top five number doctor in Asia.
CM inaugurates heart hospital in Madhubani. 15 Nov 2009 ... Chief minister Nitish Kumar
said Bihar abounds in merit and its youth are its greatest strength.The name of this great person
who has born in madhubani(organizer) is mr.A. K. Thakur whose native village is Akour which
is in Benipatti block.

This hospital is sitatued in the way of mangrouni colony name is Binoda nand colony

• Madhubani painting

References

1. ^ Ram, Bindeshwar (1998). Land and society in India: agrarian relations in colonial North
Bihar. Orient Blackswan. ISBN 978-8125006435.
2. ^ Madhubani - Britannica Online Encyclopedia
3. ^ Falling Rain Genomics, Inc - Madhubani
4. ^ "Census of India 2001: Data from the 2001 Census, including cities, villages and towns
(Provisional)". Census Commission of India. Archived from the original on 2004-06-16. Retrieved
2008-11-01.

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 External links

• Maithili Community Web Portal,Community

• Madhubani Smachar, Information
• Madhubani Paintings
• Madhubani Paintings in UK
• Website of Dr Prabhat Das Foundation
• Madhubani Paintings Technique

BANKING AT MADHUBANI

There are alsost all the bank available in madhubani as

 State bank of india

 Panjab national bank
 Bank of Barodra
 Axis bank
 City bank
 Hsbc
 Central bank
 Allahabad bank
 And many more

ABOUT ME(AUTHER )

I am Raman Kumar jha son of sheer Parma nand jha basically from Bihar.My date of birth is 6
th oct.1987. I am a commerce graduate. My hobby is listening music and playing harmonium.
Besides my quick tempered There is not any weakness in me as I think, I have got my primary
education in my native village that was Government primary school after that I went to middle
school that was in Belhwar, School name was Shubha kala middle school Belhwar, I have
completed my high school from Janta high school Belhawar and after that I had joined my
intermediate class in Jagdish Nandan College Madhubani and finaly I have completed my
graduation in R. K .college Madhubani. these day I am pursuing MBA from TAXILA BUSINESS
SCHOOL Jaipur Rajasthan with Marketing and Finance

I had born in lower label middle class family. My father

was working with Indian post office. I have seven siblings in which I am youngest one. I want to
organize my own organization in near future. First and foremost I would like to do jog in
multinational company as reliance and Infosys etc.

My address
Raman kumar jha

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 Village + PostRaghuni Dehat
P.S.-Rajnagar
Dis-Madhubani
(Bihar)Pin -847211

E-mail:-
jharaman96@yahoo.in
Jharaman96@gmail.com
Raman11@taxila.in
Hello:- 09782900600
09631285447

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