Jajuara
Jajuara
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Jajuar is a village in Muzaffarpur district of Bihar in India.
Geography and climate
The Jajuar region is situated in the district of Muzaffarpur in Bihar, India,.It is 55 KM from Muzaffarpur. The village is lacking all infra facilities. During Rainy season, it is very hard to reach.
The climate is mainly dry and cool. In summer the temperature varies within the 35 to 45 degree Celsius range and in winter it is typically 5 to 15 degrees Celsius. The elevation is close to mean sea level. The soil is suited for agriculture, which is the main economic activity. Rainfall is sufficient for agriculture.
Gram Panchayat and Population
There are three Panchayat in Jajuar, namely Jajuar East, Jajuar Middle and Jajuar West. As per the Census 2001 of India, total population of Jajuar including all three Panchayat is 39816. Jajuar East is biggest with total population of 24152 persons followed by Jajuar West with 7847 persons and Jajuar Middle with 7817 persons.
Language and Culture
Since Jajuar is a part of Mithilanchal so people speaks in Maithili. Also people are very traditional. All the Indian values are part of the lifestyle here. All the major festival of India is celebrated here with full enthusiasm. People love each other and are ready to help anybody at anytime.
Religious Places
There are so many spiritual places in Jajuar. The most important is Badi pokhra where the God of village Shri Dihbad Baba's temple is situated under the Peepal tree. Several other temples are also situated on the bank of the pokhar. Some of other important religious places in the village are Bhagvati Sthan, Dhelmara Gosai, Chaupadi Mahadev sthan etc. Devi Shakti peeth “Chamunda Mata mandir” is situated in Katra (block office) which is at the distance of 8 KM from Jajuar.Also the new temple of the in dhubiani pokhra.ther are a radhe krishna ,hanuman & also call to panchbati sthan.
Agriculture
Agriculture is the main economic activity of the region. The main crops are rice, wheat, pulses, moong, urad, arhar, jute (with a recent decline in its production), and maize.
The economy is not robust and the region is considered one of the poorest in India. Flooding destroys enormous amounts of crop every year. Due to absence of industry, a weak educational infrastructure and criminalized politics, the majority of the area's youth have had to relocate for education and earnings.
People
Peoples are soft spoken. As far as educational background is concern, Village has produced IITian, IIMian, engineers, IT Professionals, Doctors and several other genious of their fields.