Parbatta Subdistrict Explained

Parbatta Subdistrict
Official Name:Parbatta
Settlement Type:Semi-Urban
Total Type:Total
Native Name:परबत्ता प्रखण्ड
Subdivision Type:Country
Subdivision Name: India
Subdivision Type1:State
Subdivision Name1:Bihar
Subdivision Type2:Division
Established Title:Established
Established Date:Unknown
Seat Type:Headquarters
Seat:Parbatta
Parts Type:Tehsils
Parts Style:para
Area Total Km2:185.72
Population As Of:2011
Population Total:244066
Population Density Km2:auto
Demographics Type1:Language
Demographics1 Title1:Official
Demographics1 Info1:Hindi
Demographics1 Title2:Additional official
Demographics1 Info2:English
Leader Title:Lok Sabha Constituency
Leader Name:25-Khagaria
Leader Title1:Vidhan Sabha Constituency
Leader Name1:151-Parbatta
Timezone1:IST
Utc Offset1:+05:30
Registration Plate:BR-34
Blank Name Sec1:Major highways
Blank Info Sec1:NH 31
Blank Name Sec2:Average annual precipitation
Native Name Lang:Angika (Maithili)
Elevation M:42
Elevation Min M:26
Elevation Max M:47
Population Demonym:Bhagalpuri
Demographics1 Title3:Regional
Demographics1 Info3:Angika (Maithili)[1]
Postal Code Type:Postal Index Number
Postal Code:851203, 851212, 851214-851216, 853203
Area Code Type:STD Code
Area Code:06245
Established Title1:Transferred from Bhagalpur to Munger
Established Date1:June 1874
Established Title2:Incorporated in Khagaria
Established Date2:May 10, 1981

Parbatta Subdistrict is a subdistrict in Khagaria district of the Indian state of Bihar. In India, a subdistrict is responsible for the administration and revenue collection of a particular area within the district. It is an important part of the local governance structure, and plays a crucial role in the development and administration of its local community.

Local Administrative Regions

History

Parbatta Subdistrict was a part of Bhagalpur before 1874. In June 1874, Pargana Parbatta along with Sakhrabadi, Darra, Singhaul and Kharagpur were transferred from Bhagalpur to Munger, together with tappas Lowdah and Simrawan and 281 villages from parganas Sahuri and Lakhanpur. Later on May 10, 1981, when Khagaria was separated from Munger, it became a part of Khagaria as a Subdistrict/CD Block.

Notes and References

  1. Book: Masica . Colin P. . The Indo-Aryan Languages . 9 September 1993 . Cambridge University Press . 978-0-521-29944-2 . 12 . en.