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Galma is a village in the country of India. It is located in the Darbhanga district of Bihar in the Ghanshyampur block under the subdivision of Binhar. The village has a population of approximately 3300.
[edit] Panchayat
Galma falls under the jurisdiction of Punhad Panchayat. However efforts are being made to separate this village from former Panchayat in order to allow for greater self-administration. Also, advocates say it will pave the way for the grater security and development of the people of this village from relatively distant administrator.[citation needed]
Just 500 metres east of this village a small group of houses including 50-60 houses. This is named as Bisaila Tola this is also the part of Galma village the peoples are just come out of Galma Village and Make their home in the Plane Farms these peoples are not very rich but they are hardworking. The population of this kasba is around 200-250; all belong to the Yadva caste.
[edit] Education
6% population of the populations has undergone postgraduation or higher studies. Approximately 11% population is going for the graduation studies. Approximately 0.4% population is participating in programs for professional studies, like engineering, medical diploma, hotel management.
[edit] Economics
Agriculture is the prime source of income for Galma. The village also has considerable amounts of pisciculture concentrated in five major ponds (pokhar or talab as it is called in local language, Maithili). The control of the ponds is concentrated in few hands so there is no proper utilization of full economic potential. These water bodies are owned jointly between three or four brothers by virtue of heredity from the respective ancestors.
The main crops for Galma are rice and wheat. Secondary crops include moong, arhar, mentil, khesari and potatoes. The village also manufactures oilseed from mustard, sunflower and teeshi. Again, much of the land is controlled through heredity.
Template:MEDICAL FACILITIES AT GALMA
galma presently has no such facilities for medical health. However a medical health care center is going to be established at galma by the efforts of Template:SHRI ANIRUDHA MISHRA MEMORIAL TRUST.Further the trust is planning to establish a multidisciplinary hospital here that may cater to the needs of the villagers here free of cost.
