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Hey, anyone know about the geogaraphical status about the Jhanjharpur ,Please add it in Jhanjharpur page.

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What is a notified area? RJFJR 02:50, 14 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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I tagged it for cleanup becasue it doesn't seem entirely consistent. RJFJR 02:51, 14 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Inclusiion of the village 'Sarisab Pahi" under description of Jhanjharpur

Sarisab-Pahi is under Jhanjharpur subdivision of Madhubani district. This village is known for its academic activities from anscient period. Birth place of Bhavanath, popularly known as Ayachi, Shankar, and several other founders of Nyaya-vaishesika and Mimamsa systems of Indian Philosophy; this village gave birth to Mahamahopadhyaya Dr. Sir Ganganath Jha, Dr. Amarnath Jha,Mahamahopadhyayas Mohan Mishra, Balkrishna Mishra and several other. This village till date is known for its academic excellence. Native of this village has distinguished themselves in theiir respective fields of knowledge throughout India. In this village one may find leading lights of India both in Oriental and Occidental Studies. Professor Ramanath Jha, Kavishekhar Badrinath, Triloknath,Arun Mishra are some of the famos names in India in Oriental Studies whereas Professors Chetakar Jha,Heetukar Jha, Professor Amarnath Jha are famous in Occidental and Technical Studies. Siddheshwari Temple located at Sarisab and Lakshmi Narayan Temple located at Pahi is almost five hundred years old. This village has a high shool called "M L Academy", which was established in 1907; and a college, which was established in 1954. It has its Post-office and state hospital. It was connected through State High way earlier, and now it is connected through National Highway.

As it is the mosst educated village of Madhubani district and is under Jhanjharpur subdivision, it must be referred at the place where Jhanjharpur and Madhubani are stated. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 59.178.219.207 (talk) 10:39, 16 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Inclusiion of the village 'Sarisab Pahi" under description of Jhanjharpur

Sarisab-Pahi is under Jhanjharpur subdivision of Madhubani district. This village is known for its academic activities from anscient period. Birth place of Bhavanath, popularly known as Ayachi, Shankar, and several other founders of Nyaya-vaishesika and Mimsa systems of Indian Philosophy; this village gave birth to Mahamahopadhyaya Dr. Sir Ganganath Jha, Dr. Amarnath Jha, Mahamahopadhyayas Mohan Mishra, Balkrishna Mishra and several other. This village till date is known for its academic excellence. Native of this village has distinguished themselves in their respective field of knowledge throughout India. In this village one may find leading lights of India both in Oriental and Occidental Studies. Professor Ramanath Jha, Kavishekhar Badrinath, Triloknath,Arun Mishra are some of the famous names in India in Oriental Studies whereas Professors Chetakar Jha,Heetukar Jha, Professor Amarnath Jha are famous in Occidental and Technical Studies. Siddheshwari Temple located at Sarisab and Lakshmi Narayan Temple located at Pahi is almost five hundred years old. This village has a high shool called "M L Academy", which was established in 1907; and a college, which was established in 1954. It has its Post-office and state hospital. It was connected through State High way earlier, and now it is connected through National Highway.

As it is the mosst educated village of Madhubani district and is under Jhanjharpur subdivision, it must be referred at the place where Jhanjharpur and Madhubani are stated. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 59.178.219.207 (talk) 10:44, 16 July 2008 (UTC) Inclusion of the village "kharowa" under description of jhanjharpur Kharowa is under Jhanjharpur subdivision of Madhubani district.This village is known for its academic and sports activity. This village is known for renowned Maithlli poet LalDas,Pandit Ratneswar thakur, Dr Haribansh lal. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 117.200.80.3 (talk) 07:59, 22 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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