Siwan district, Administrative district in Bihar, India
Siwan district is an administrative region in Bihar state featuring predominantly agricultural landscapes and rural settlements. The area is connected through multiple railway stations and road networks that link it to larger urban centers and adjoining districts.
The region was once part of the ancient Kosala Kingdom and later administered as a subdivision of Saran until its establishment as a separate district in 1976. This division marked a significant administrative reorganization of the area.
Bhojpuri is the primary language spoken in daily life across the region, with Hindi and Urdu also heard among local communities. This linguistic diversity shapes how people interact and communicate throughout towns and villages.
The district is accessible through established railway and road connections that make navigation straightforward for visitors. Planning ahead regarding local transportation options helps when traveling between villages and larger towns in the area.
The district shows interesting demographic patterns when compared with other regions in the state. The gender ratio among residents differs notably from many neighboring areas, reflecting local population characteristics.
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