Araria district, Administrative district in Bihar, India.
Araria is an administrative district in northeastern Bihar covering around 2,830 square kilometers, stretching from the Nepalese border through farmland and towns. It is divided into two subdivisions that handle local governance and services.
The district was created in 1990 when Bihar split the former Purnia district to improve local administration and governance. This separation allowed better service delivery and focused development in the area.
The people here celebrate Chhath Puja and Eid, festivals that shape how Hindu and Muslim communities live together. These celebrations mark the year and bring people from different backgrounds together.
The district is managed from two administrative centers: Araria town and Forbesganj, where you can get information about local matters. Main services are accessible from these towns, especially if you need to deal with local authorities.
The district sits directly along the Nepal border, making it an important border region shaped by this geographical position. This location influences trade, movement of people, and connections with the neighboring country.
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