Badaharwa village

Badaharwa बडहरवा
Village development committee
Badaharwa Location in Nepal
Coordinates: 26°49′N 85°19′E / 26.81°N 85.32°E / 26.81; 85.32Coordinates: 26°49′N 85°19′E / 26.81°N 85.32°E / 26.81; 85.32
Country	Nepal
Zone	Narayani Zone
District	Rautahat District
Population (2011)
• Total	4,949
Time zone	Nepal Time (UTC+5:45)

Badaharwa (also: Badharwa)(Nepali: बडहर्वा) is a small village situated in Rautahat District in the Narayani Zone of southern Nepal.

Geography

The village is separated by the Bagmati River in two parts:east side and west side. The majority of the portion of village being in eastern side based on population and western side based on area. Although Rautahat District is separated from the Sarlahi District by Bagmati River in most of its parts, the exceptions are Badaharwa, Dharampur and Sedhwa village. Basically it faces Sarlahi District in east, Matsari village in north, Saruatha and Jhunkhunma village in west and Basatpur village in south.

Demographics

According to normal population and housing census 2011,the total population of this village is 4949.male population is 2616 and female population is 2333.The total number of household is 802.

Economy

The major occupation of people in this village is farming, government services, constructional works, factory works either in indian cities like Ludhiana, Mumbai, Delhi, et cetera or in Arab countries like UAE, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, et cetera. Occasionally, people also go to punjab to work in fields. Many people used to work in kathmandu valley as free lancers. It involves fruit selling, footpath garment stores, cutting hair (especially by the people belonging to "hajam caste"), et cetera.

References

http://cbs.gov.np/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/VDC_Municipality.pdf

Rautahat District

Headquarter: Gaur

Ajagabi Akolawa Auraiya Badharwa Bagahi Bahuwa Madanpur Bairiya Banjaraha Bariyarpur Basantapatti Basantapur Basbiti Jingadiya Bhalohiya Bhediyahi Birtipraskota Bishrampur Vishnupurwa Manpur Brahmapuri Chandrapur Municipality Debahi Dharampur Dharhari Dipahi Dumriyachaur Gadhi Gamhariya Birta Gamhariya Parsa Gangapipra Garuda Bairiya Gedahiguthi Gunahi Hajminiya Hardiya Paltuwa Harsaha Hathiyahi Inarbari Jyutahi Inaruwa Jatahare Jayanagar Jethrahiya Jhunkhunma Jingadawa Belbichhwa Jingadiya Jowaha Kakanpur Karkach Karmaiya Karuniya Katahariya Khesarhiya Laksminiya Laksmipur Laksmipur Belbichhawa Lokaha Madanpur Madhopur Mahamadpur Malahi Maryadpur Masedawa Mathiya Matsari Mithuawa Mudwalawa Narkatiya Guthi Pacharukhi Pataura Pathara Budharampur Phatuha Maheshpur Phatuwa Harsaha Pipariya Pipra Bhagwanpur Pipra Pokhariya Pipra Rajbara Pothiyahi Pratappur Paltuwa Prempur Gunahi Purainawama Raghunathpur Rajdevi Rajpur Pharhadawa Rajpur Tulsi Ramoli Bairiya Rampur Khap Rangapur Sakhuwa Sakhuwa Dhamaura Samanpur Sangrampur Santpur Sarmujawa Saruatha Saunaraniya Sawagada Shitalpur Bairgania Simara Bhawanipur Sirsiya Tejapakar Tengraha Tikuliya

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