Khudaganj

Khudaganj
city
Khudaganj

Location in Uttar Pradesh, India

Coordinates: 27°11′N 79°41′E / 27.18°N 79.68°E / 27.18; 79.68Coordinates: 27°11′N 79°41′E / 27.18°N 79.68°E / 27.18; 79.68
Country  India
State Uttar Pradesh
District Shahjahanpur
Elevation 144 m (472 ft)
Population (2001)
  Total 11,844
Languages
  Official Hindi
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)

Khudaganj is a town and a nagar panchayat in Shahjahanpur district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

Geography

Khudaganj is located at 27°11′N 79°41′E / 27.18°N 79.68°E / 27.18; 79.68.[1] It has an average elevation of 144 metres (472 feet). The Main river of Khudaganj is Deoaha(Khakra). A famous place in the town is Pakka Talab. It is famous for a sweet – "Khudaganj ki khurchan" – which is made from milk and sugar. Chote Bade ki Dukan is famous for this sweet. Jan Keranaa is a locally well known shop for quality rating which is situated in front of nagar panchayat. Khudaganj is a block of Shahjahanpur district Tehsil Tilhar surrounded by the farm fields There are more than five schools for matrics. Parsideya school Zila Prishad inter college and Lala Hari Ram inter college. There are four banks in Khudaganj: S.B.I Baroda Bank, Kshetriye Gramin Bank (1,2).

Demographics

As of 2001 India census,[2] Khudaganj (City) had a population of 11,844. Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%. Khudaganj has an average literacy rate of 47%, lower than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 55%, and female literacy is 38%. In Khudaganj, 18% of the population is under 6 years of age.

Villages in Khudaganj Block

1. Akbari2. Babupur Bujurg3. Rampur Jaychand4. Akbarpur5. Kasrak (Hulas Nagra)6. Bhadiya Bhamouri
7. Mudiya Chak8. Bhamauri9. Fateypur10. Akbarpur11. Kasrak12. Mudiya Chak Bhamauri
13. Akvari14. Jagannathpur15. Gautiya Majhra Bhamauri16. Aliyapur17. Pouki (Kasrak)18. Mudiya Bhamauri Kaakshi
19. Nagla Brahim20. Shivdas Pur21. Bhojpur22. Nagla Madha23. Bhamouri24. Kusak
25. Baajpur Kumerkha26. Inderpur27. Bhudiya28. Saijna29. Bamiyana30. Jallapur
31. Bhundi32. Taharpur33. Charkhaula34. Vedpura35. Deep Pur36. Khanpur-Kharmasi
37. Devraas38. Diuriya39. Chirchira40. Gailee41. Kunwadanda42. Jatipur
43. Gauri Kheda44. Raheempur45. Giminia46. Simora47. Hariharpur Simra48. Daleli
49. Hasnapur50. Tehra51. Mahmooda Pur52. Hatsa53. Kapoorapur54. Saidupur
55. Paramanandpur56. Herdeni Dehaat Pali57. Makrandapur
58. Ishvara59. Jikripur60. Itauaa61. Bhoorkheda62. Jalalpur63. Bhudiya
64. Jiginiya65. Simaura66. Jiminiya67. Kamlapur68. Bakhtawer Ganj69. Pipri
70. Kapoornagla71. Khwaajgipur72. Bhaouna73. Kataiya74. Lidhuaa75. Kedhrapur
76. Kheda Majhhkheda77. Guhra78. Jameelapur79. Khiriya80. Kotha Khetali81. Bakhoura
82. Kuaandanda Khanjan83. Hoshipur84. Kurgaon85. Meerpur86. Uttam Pur87. Nogavalatishpur
88. Madhupuri89. Gautiya90. Majhila91. Hardeni Dehat Pali92. Gaohniya93. Makrandapur
94. Abhypur95. Dheemarpura96. Gauhniyan97. Maupur98. Mavaiyakhaas99. Naugava
100. Mavaiya Patti101. Mavaiya Khaas102. Mavaiya Patti103. Meuna104. Rameswarganj105. Mudiya
106. Jallapur107. Navada Hardeni108. Nabada Ta. Paliya109. Nasi Navada110. Naosna111. Pahadipur Vivitha
112. Pahadipur Biliya113. Navada Darovast114. Datuniya115. Sari Nagla 116. Navadiya Ta. Gazipur117. Pachchad
118. Gazipur119. Dhoom Garah120. Pahadipur Bhopat121. Vikrampur122. Mutiya Dehatmali 123. Paliya Darovast
124. Mutiya Dehatmali125. Parashrampur126. Surahi127. Phulva128. Bhusauri129. Posil
130. Raipur131. Saidapur132. Ramapur Uttari133. Hariharpur134. Khajuriya135. Rampur Navdiya
136. Salpur Navadia137. Salpur138. Navadiya139. Sathrapur140. Shahpur Khitauwa141. Siura
142. Diuni143. Sootha144. Bahed145. Indarpur146. Sutha147. Ukhri
148. Rehra149. Vaajpur Kumarkha150. Kumarkha151. Saijna152. Vaivah153. Gokulpur Navidiya
154. Vamiyana

Colleges

  1. Zila Parshad Inter College
  2. Lala Hari Ram Inter College
  3. Jain Inter College
  4. Sanskrit Mahavidhyalya
  5. Sri mahadev prasad inter college
  6. Sharda bal vidya mandir girls h.s.school

See also

Wikipedia:WikiProject Indian cities

References

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