Barwa Barauli
village in Bihar, India
Barwa Barauli is Gram panchayat which comes under Narkatiaganj block of West Champaran district in the Indian state of Bihar.
Governance
It comes under Sikta Assembly constituency of Narkatiaganj Block. This panchayat includes Rupwaliya, Rampur, Ammaghaud, Khajuriya, Barwa Barauli, Pokhariya, and Mangrahari villages, having 15 wards.
Neighbouring Panchayats include Bheriharwa, Baitapur, Gokula, and Belwania.
Panchayat Representatives
Mukhiya - Shaukat Ali
Sarpanch - Rijwan Alam
Jila parishad member - Shafiuddin Urf Teni Bhai
Education
The local schools are:
Uchch Madhyamik Vidyalay, Barwa Barauli
Maulana Azad Public School Barwa Barauli
Ideal Mission School Rupwaliya Bazar
Health care
A Primary Health Centre is sited at Rupwaliya Bazar.
Transport
Gokhula Railway Station is the local. It is on the line between Narkatiaganj Junction railway station and Raxaul Junction railway station.
Demographics
As of the 2011 census of India, Barwa Barauli had a population of 5,008 in 795 households. Males constitute 53.1% and females 46.8% of the population. Barwa Barauli has an average literacy rate of 51%, lower than the national average of 74%: male literacy is 64%, and female literacy is 36%.
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