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Sonbhadra, also known as Sonbhadra, is the second-largest district of Uttar Pradesh. This district borders four other districts: Chattisgarh to its south, Madhya Pradesh to the west, Bihar to the north-east, and Jharkhand to the southeast. Spread over 6,788 square kilometres, it lies towards the south-eastern part of the state. It has Mirzapur on its northwest, Chandauli towards the north, and Kaimur Rohtas towards the northeast.
The property rate is rupees 1,818 to 2,766, whereas the average rate is rupees 2,292. Almost 83.9% of the population speaks Hindi, 14.6% speak Bhojpuri, 5000 people speak Gondi, and around 1800 speak Kurukh, a tribal language.
The district is spread over 6788 square kilometres and has an 18,62,559 population with 97 1344 males and 891215 females. The literacy rate of the state is 64%. The majority of the population speaks Hindi. It has 4 tehsils, 1441 villag... Read More
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Highlights about Sonbhadra
What is good here
- Buses leave Varanasi at various periods of the day and take around 2+12 hours to traverse the route
- Road infrastructure is not so good but is on the way of improvement despite being in hilly area
- Here, the road is in excellent shape
- Even though it is normally safe to go outside at night, few individuals do so
- Every street typically has street lights
- Police patrols are common but not really necessary in this area
- The Indian Prime Minister has suggested building several parks in the Sonbhadra district as well
- Hotels and restaurants maintain adequate hygiene standards
- Pollution is comparatively less than neighbouring cities
- The cost is usual yet high
- There are several government and corporate entities present to provide a range of services, the most of which are dedicated to tourism
- Highways are ubiquitous
What can be better
- Locals must trek two kilometres along a muddy trail to reach the connecting route to Silthamganj, which is around 30 kilometres from Baijnat... more
- There is no ambulance service in the area to transport expectant women and the sick to the closest government hospital
- There are still no roads linking the villages of Son Nagar, Karahiya, Vodhadeeh, Auradandi, Dharnava, Nava Tola, Ghichorava, and Gularia
- Nighttime is becoming dangerous in this area
- Streetlights are occasionally cut off and must be fixed
- For minor offences, police patrolling is decreasing
- Parks are being created, thus they must be maintained
- Citizens, not only the government, should take care of their own hygiene
- Pollution is increasing as the population grows
- Certain items' prices are incomprehensible
- Corporation is present, but it is not always useful
- Because there is just one highway, connection is an issue
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