Indian Village Directory

Bhandar Village

Bhandar is an inhabited village in Tetiha Bambor Block of Munger district, Bihar. Its Census village code is 243214, the Census 2011 record lists 1,406 people in 241 households and the reported area is 122 hectares. The local references include Nonajee Gram Panchayat, Tetiha Bambor CD Block and the nearest town reference is Kharagpur at about 16 km.

In short:

Bhandar is a village in Tetiha Bambor Block, Munger district, Bihar, India. The available record shows Census village code 243214 and 1,406 people in 241 households.

Village Code243214
Population1,406
Households241
Area122 hectares
Nearest TownKharagpur

Detailed village profile

Bhandar at a Glance

This profile highlights a listed population of 1,406 people, 122 hectares of reported area and Kharagpur as the nearest town reference for Bhandar, along with available Census, facility and local-service details.

State Bihar
District Munger
CD Block Tetiha Bambor
Gram Panchayat Nonajee
  • Bhandar falls under Tetiha Bambor Block in Munger district, Bihar.
  • The Census village code is 243214.
  • The record lists 1,406 people living in 241 households.
  • The reported village area is 122 hectares.
  • The nearest town named in the record is Kharagpur.
  • This profile includes Census Codes and Administrative Details, Location and Distance, Population and Social Groups, Education Facilities, and other reported village details.

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Data Sources and Verification

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Census and Amenities
Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) public records
DCHB Publisher
Registrar General of India, Government of India

Key Village Facts

Village
Bhandar
Census Village Code
243214
State
Bihar
State Census Code
10
District
Munger
District Census Code
226
Sub-district / Local Admin Unit
Tetiha Bambor
Sub-district Census Code
01363
CD Block
Tetiha Bambor
Gram Panchayat
Nonajee
Households
241
Population
1,406
Male Population
749
Female Population
657
Sex Ratio
877.17
Area
122 hectares
Area
1.22 sq km
Nearest Town
Kharagpur
Nearest Town Distance
16 km
Reference Year
2009

Key Calculated Values

These values are calculated from the same village record to make comparison easier. They are not separate official figures.

Population Density 1,152.46 people / sq km Calculated from listed population and area.
Average Household Size 5.83 people Calculated from listed population and households.
SC Population Share 0% Shown from the village record.
ST Population Share 0% Shown from the village record.
Irrigated Land Share 81.8% Calculated from irrigated land and net sown area.

Census Codes and Administrative Details

These Census 2011 identifiers place Bhandar in the official administrative record. Census village code 243214, Nonajee Gram Panchayat and Tetiha Bambor CD Block.

State Census Code
10
District Census Code
226
Sub-district Census Code
01363
Village Census Code
243214
CD Block Code
0351
Gram Panchayat Code
0007
CD Block Name
Tetiha Bambor
Gram Panchayat Name
Nonajee

Location and Distance

Kharagpur is the nearest town listed for Bhandar, about 16 km away. Munger is listed as the district headquarters at about 58 km. These distances are useful for orientation, not for survey, boundary or emergency use.

Sub-district Headquarter
Tetiha Bambor
Distance from Sub-district Headquarter
10 km
District Headquarter
Munger
Distance from District Headquarter
58 km
Nearest Statutory Town
Kharagpur
Distance from Nearest Statutory Town
16 km
Nearest Town within State/UT
Kharagpur
Distance within State/UT
16 km
Nearest Town
Kharagpur
Distance from Nearest Town
16 km
Total Geographical Area
122 hectares
Area
1.22 sq km

Population and Social Groups

The Census 2011 record lists 1,406 people in 241 households, with 749 male residents and 657 female residents. The average household size is 5.83, and SC share is 0% and ST share is 0% for Bhandar. Population density works out to about 1,152.46 people per sq km.

Total Households
241
Total Population
1,406
Male Population
749
Female Population
657
Sex Ratio
877.17
Average Household Size
5.83
Village Status
Inhabited

Education Facilities

Education entries for Bhandar list 2 government primary schools and 2 government middle schools. Counts come from the village facility record and may need local verification for current school status.

Government Primary School
Available
Government Primary School Count
2
Government Middle School
Available
Government Middle School Count
2

Health Facilities

Health records mark ASHA worker as available for Bhandar. Verify current services locally before medical use.

Primary Health Sub Centre Doctors Total Strength Count
1
Primary Health Sub Centre Doctors In Position Count
1
Primary Health Sub Centre Para Medical Staff Total Strength Count
1
Primary Health Sub Centre Para Medical Staff In Position Count
1

Drinking Water and Sanitation

Drinking-water and sanitation entries for Bhandar include hand pump water. These are historical facility records, not a live water-quality guarantee.

Uncovered Well
Available
Uncovered Well Functions All Year
Available
Hand Pump
Available
Hand Pump Functions All Year
Available
Tube Wells Borehole
Available
Tube Wells Borehole Functions All Year
Available
Open Drainage
Available
Open Kutcha Drainage
Available
Drain Water Discharge Destination
Sewer plant
Wells Tube Wells Area In Hectares
81.8 hectares

Connectivity, Roads and Transport

Connectivity records for Bhandar include mobile phone coverage, black-topped road access and all-weather road access. Use them as access clues and confirm present conditions locally.

Public Call Office / Mobile PCO
Available
Mobile Phone Coverage
Available
Cycle Pulled Rickshaws Machine Driven
Available
Animal Cart
Available
State Highway
Available
Major District Road
Available
Other District Road
Available
Black-Topped Pucca Road
Available
Gravel Kuchha Roads
Available
All Weather Road
Available
Footpath
Available

Financial, Market and Public Services

Public-service entries for Bhandar include self-help groups, Anganwadi centre, ASHA services and assembly polling station. Banking rows on this page are shown separately because they use RBI-sourced bank service records.

Self Help Group SHG
Available
Mandis Regular Market
Available
Nutritional Centres Anganwadi Centre
Available
ASHA
Available
Community Centre
Available
Sports Field
Available
Daily Newspaper Supply
Available
Assembly Polling Station
Available
Birth And Death Registration Office
Available

Power Supply

Domestic power supply for Bhandar is reported as 6 hours per day in summer and 6 hours per day in winter. Treat this as historical Census/District Census Handbook data.

Power Supply For Domestic Use
Available
Power Supply For Domestic Use Summer April Sept Hours Per Day
6 hours/day
Power Supply For Domestic Use Winter Oct March Hours Per Day
6 hours/day
Power Supply For Agriculture Use
Available
Power Supply For Agriculture Use Summer April Sept Hours Per Day
6 hours/day
Power Supply For Agriculture Use Winter Oct March Hours Per Day
6 hours/day
Power Supply For Commercial Use
Available
Power Supply For Commercial Use Summer April Sept Hours Per Day
6 hours/day
Power Supply For Commercial Use Winter Oct March Hours Per Day
6 hours/day
Power Supply For All Users
Available
Power Supply For All Users Summer April Sept Hours Per Day
6 hours/day
Power Supply For All Users Winter Oct March Hours Per Day
6 hours/day

Land Use and Local Economy

Land-use records for Bhandar show that reported agricultural commodities include Paddy, net sown area is 100 hectares and irrigated land is 81.8 hectares (81.8% of net sown area). These figures help explain village agriculture and local economy context.

Agricultural Commodities First
Paddy
Area Under Non Agricultural Uses In Hectares
20.2
Barren Un Cultivable Land Area In Hectares
1.8 hectares
Net Area Sown In Hectares
100.0
Total Unirrigated Land Area In Hectares
18.2 hectares
Area Irrigated By Source In Hectares
81.8

Other Available Details

These extra fields are shown because they may still be useful for understanding the village record.

Primary Health Sub Centre Count
1
Water Bounded Macadam
Available
Nutritional Centres Others
Available
Noindex
False

Map and Location

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Bhandar village located?

Bhandar is in Tetiha Bambor Block of Munger district in Bihar, India.

Which district is Bhandar village in?

Bhandar village is in Munger district.

Which state is Bhandar village in?

Bhandar village is in Bihar.

Which block is Bhandar under?

Bhandar comes under Tetiha Bambor Block. Census records usually call this administrative level a sub-district.

What is the Census village code of Bhandar?

The Census village code of Bhandar is 243214.

Which Gram Panchayat is Bhandar under?

Bhandar is listed under Nonajee Gram Panchayat. The CD Block listed for this village is Tetiha Bambor.

What is the population of Bhandar village?

The village record lists 1,406 people and 241 households for Bhandar.

How many households are in Bhandar village?

The village record lists 241 households for Bhandar.

What is the male and female population of Bhandar?

The record lists 749 male residents and 657 female residents for Bhandar.

What is the sex ratio of Bhandar village?

The sex ratio of Bhandar is 877.17 females per 1000 males in the available record.

What is the area of Bhandar village?

The reported geographical area of Bhandar is 122 hectares.

What is the population density of Bhandar village?

The approximate population density of Bhandar is 1,152.46 people per sq km, calculated from the listed population and area.

What is the nearest town to Bhandar?

The nearest town listed for Bhandar is Kharagpur, about 16 km away.

How far is Bhandar from the district headquarters?

Bhandar is about 58 km from Munger, the district headquarters listed in the available records.

How far is Bhandar from the sub-district headquarters?

Bhandar is about 10 km from Tetiha Bambor, the block headquarters listed in the available records.

What education facilities are listed for Bhandar?

The village facility record lists 2 government primary schools and 2 government middle schools for Bhandar.

What crops or land-use details are reported for Bhandar?

For Bhandar, reported agricultural commodities include Paddy, net sown area is 100 hectares and irrigated land is 81.8 hectares.

Is a primary school reported for this village?

No. The village record marks a primary school as not available for Bhandar.

Source note: Vill prepares village pages mainly from Census 2011 and District Census Handbook (DCHB) public records published under the Registrar General of India, Government of India. Postal context is for address reference, and banking context uses available Reserve Bank of India (RBI) access records where shown. Some values may be blank, old or not listed. Please verify important details with official records before using them for legal, land, revenue, postal, financial or administrative work. Page last reviewed: 30 May 2026.