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| Area |
: 94,163sq.km |
| Capital |
: Patna |
| Languages |
: Hindi |
| Districts |
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Population
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| Literacy |
:47.53% |
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| State Bird - Indian
Roller |
State Animal - Gaur |
State Flower - Kachnar |
State Tree - Peepal |
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Bihar, formerly known as Magadha, was once the center power of India's
struggle for Independence. The Name Bihar is derived from the Sanskrit
word, 'Vihara' which means monasteries. It was also an important center
of Education, culture and tradition. The very ancient university Nalanda
is situated in Bihar and its ruins can still be seen there. It is a
rich and fertile land with a mild climate and is crossed by many major
rivers, including the Ganges. Bihar is bounded on the north by Nepal,
on the south by Jharkhand, on the east by West Bengal and on the west
by Uttar Pradesh.
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| Colourful Bihar |
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Bihar can be termed as
the land of fairs and Festivals.... |
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| Time to Enjoy.... |
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Bihar has a rich
tradition of folk music. Even villages have been
named after classical ragas. In Dadri tehsil,
several villages have names related to well known
ragas. More... |
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