Hisua

Hisua is a town and an advised zone in Nawada region in the Indian province of Bihar. It is arranged on the correct bank of the Tilaiya waterway along Gaya and Nawada Street, 9 miles 14 km west of Nawada and 27 miles 43 km east of Gaya. The city lies neighboring the Tilaiya railroad station on the Southern Bihar Railway. The essential control of Hisua's occupants is horticulture, and the town is known for its stoneware and neighborhood verse.

Hisua had an arrangement of duty gathering called Zamindari, which was predominant until 1953. The greater part of the horticultural land in Hisua was controlled by a greatest zamindar family Ambika Prasad Bhatt. After the abrogation of Zamindari Pratha by Vinoba Bhave in 1953, the farming area was dispersed to the nearby villagers by the Zamindar group of hisua state. Magahi is the most ordinarily talked dialect in Hisua. Other real dialects incorporate Hindi and Urdu.

The fundamental market of Hisua is at Bazaar, Main Road and Narhat Road. Hisua's economy is basically subject to horticulture. There are three oil draw stations in Hisua town, vehicle showrooms TVS, Hero Motor Corp, Bajaj and one local gas organization in the city. Kumar Kasth Kala Udyog is a prestigious furniture shop at Nala Per, Hasua. The Station Road territory is a rising business center point with the improvement of another railroad line from Tilaiya to Koderma and Rajgir.