Lilpur
human settlement in India
Lilpur is a village situated in Darbhanga district of Bihar where several communities live. Lilpur is an ideal village in Darbhanga, apart from the village having several issues. About 3670 people live in this village.
History
Lilpur history is too old according to research information and village old people knowledge lilpur word come from Assyrian Dictionary which means 'Mahala'- a place with small bushes and water logging area and establishment year is 1854 but according to villagers and our information Lilpur village was established in 1893.
Economy
Most of the villagers are jobless. The village is financially very weak. Some of villagers grow crops in their small piece of land but they cannot depend their lives on those crops.
Many of the villagers are in search of employment.
Resources and Infrastructure
The roads of this village are unmetalled in order that villagers have to face several difficulties. 65% of people live in mudbuilt houses in this village.
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