Barbigha

Barbigha is a city and a region in the Sheikhpura area of Bihar, India. As per the 2011 Indian census, Barbigha had a populace of 56,075, of whom 28,246 were male and 27,829 were female. The sex-proportion of Barbigha number of females contrasted with number of guys is 900, against the state normal of 918. Also, the kid sex proportion is 910, contrasted with the Bihar state normal of 935. The proficiency rate of Barbigha is 73.63%, higher than the state normal of 61.80%; with a male education rate of 81.27% and the female rate at 65.12%. 19% of the populace were under 6 years old.

The name is gotten from the Hindi expression Barah Bigha, signifying "Twelve bigha". Barbigha has since developed to end up the greatest town market of the Sheikhpura region, filling in as a business advertise for the encompassing towns. Dr. Sri Krishan Singh First Chief Minister of Bihar was from Barbigha and Rastrakavi Ramdhari Singh Dinkar filled in as Headmaster of a High School in Barbigha.