Subarnapur, Ganjam
Odisha, India, 754029
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Also called Sonepur, Subarnapur is the district headquarters and a town in the Subarnapur district of Odisha. Subarnapur district spreads throughout an area of 2284.89 km2. With coordinates at 20.9338° N and 83.8049° E, it is also called the Second Varanasi of India. The climate of this place belongs to the moderate climate, where the wet season is oppressive and overcast and dry season is mostly clear. The total population of Subarnapur is 610,183 out of which male are 311,312 and female are 298,871. People here mainly speak in odia, but they also speak Hindi as well.
Infrastructure and Details
Bhagavati Temple (2.6 km), Budhima Temple (2.2 km), Budhi Somalia Temple (155.2 km), Dadhibaban Temple (2.1 km), Dasamati Temple (23.4 km) are some important places of tourism here. By air, you can reach Subarnapur as the nearest Airport is Bhubaneswar Airport- 276 Km. Subarnapur can also be reached by train as the nearest Railway station is Balangir -50 Km. By road, Subarnapur can be reached from Bhubaneswar. It is 275kms on N.H. 57 or 276kms on N.H. 55 (via Badakera-Cuttack Rd.). Some of the reputed schools near Subarnapur are Sukanti International School, St anne convent school, Sahara trust high school, Biramitra singhdeo Sanskrit school etc. the colleges include Anuska Group of education, HGEA college of pharmacy, Bokaro institute of medical and health sciences etc. some of the nearby hospitals are Sobha care hospital, mother and child hospital, Government hospital Sonepur, Nursing home samaleswari etc. Some companies here include Minati Paper & Company Pvt. Ltd., Bharat Supply Agency and Maharanapara Subarnapur
Real Estate Subarnapur
Real Estate offers houses, villas, rented properties, independent homes, bungalows, and flats. There are 2,3 and 4 BHK flat options available as well. One can buy, rent or sell any
Real Estate Property in Subarnapur.
Infrastructure and Details
Bhagavati Temple (2.6 km), Budhima Temple (2.2 km), Budhi Somalia Temple (155.2 km), Dadhibaban Temple (2.1 km), Dasamati Temple (23.4 km) are some important places of tourism here. By air, you can reach Subarnapur as the nearest Airport is Bhubaneswar Airport- 276 Km. Subarnapur can also be reached by train as the nearest Railway station is Balangir -50 Km. By road, Subarnapur can be reached from Bhubaneswar. It is 275kms on N.H. 57 or 276kms on N.H. 55 (via Badakera-Cuttack Rd.). Some of the reputed schools near Subarnapur are Sukanti International School, St anne convent school, Sahara trust high school, Biramitra singhdeo Sanskrit school etc. the colleges include Anuska Group of education, HGEA college of pharmacy, Bokaro institute of medical and health sciences etc. some of the nearby hospitals are Sobha care hospital, mother and child hospital, Government hospital Sonepur, Nursing home samaleswari etc. Some companies here include Minati Paper & Company Pvt. Ltd., Bharat Supply Agency and Maharanapara Subarnapur
Real Estate Subarnapur
Real Estate offers houses, villas, rented properties, independent homes, bungalows, and flats. There are 2,3 and 4 BHK flat options available as well. One can buy, rent or sell any
Real Estate Property in Subarnapur.
Why is Subarnapur, Ganjam known
- Subarnapur district has figured on the political and cultural map of Odisha since the prehistoric period
- It is bounded on the north by Sambalpur district, on the south and the South–East by Boudh District, on the East by Rairakhol subdivision of Sambalpur District and on the West by Balangir district
- It is also known as Second Varanasi of India for its cluster of temples having architectural importance and also of tantricism and second Allahabad for the Meeting Point (Sangam) of two rivers Mahanadi and Tel in place just like in Allahabad
- Subarnapur is also famous for silk, handloom, prawns, terracotta etc
Insights about Subarnapur, Ganjam
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- Bhubaneswar Airport is 276 kilometres away
- Balangir Railway Station is 50 kilometres away
- One of the 250 most underdeveloped districts in the nation, according to the Ministry of Panchayati Raj, was Subarnapur in 2006
- (out of a total of 640)
- [5] One of the 19 districts in Odisha getting funding from the Backward Regions Grant Fund Program at the moment is this one (BRGF)
- Subarnapur District was carved out of the undivided Bolangir District and started functioning as a separate administrative unit w
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What is good in Subarnapur, Ganjam
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- Public Transport is less here but well connected with the neighborhood
- Road infrastructure is satisfactory and equipped with amenities too
- Road condition is satisfactory
- Night time is safe considerably
- Street lights are there in major areas
- Police patrolling is happenning here frequently
- There are a few usual children's park most of which is now getting abandoned due to lack of maintainence
- Hygiene is not that high but moderate and tolerable
- Pollution is going higher due to elevated population
- Subarnapur's textiles, Tarva and Binka's brass metal works and philigri crafts, Ulunda's stone carvings, and Dunguripali's paddy crafts have all gained international acclaim
- As a tourist destination, this area has several government and private offices for this purpose, as well as other state administrative offices in adjacent localities
- NH-57 is the main connectivity in this district
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What can be better in Subarnapur, Ganjam
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- Public transport are less in number and congested
- Road infrastructure should be maintained because of busyness and importance of the roads
- Road condition become very bad in rainy seasons
- Night time is not safe here expctedly
- Street lights are there but a few of them are working and rest are not
- Police seems negligible about their duties
- Parks should be constructed with maintainence
- Hygiene is an alarming problem here
- Pollution is increasing
- Necessary amenities are overpriced due to less availablity
- Government and private offices here are not equipped well for public welfare
- There are very less major highways in the district
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