Kodarma

Kodarma is a city and a told territory in Koderma region in the Indian province of Jharkhand. The locale is bound on the north by the Nawada region of Bihar, on the south by Hazaribagh area of Jharkhand, on the east by Giridih region of Jharkhand and on the west by the Gaya region of Bihar. The region shows undulating geology containing slopes, hillocks, fields and hills. Northern piece of the locale is possessed by Kodarma Reserve Forest. The most elevated pinnacle is Debour Ghati which is the limit of Jharkhand and Bihar states. The area line from south to north from Jharkhand to Bihar goes through Hazaribag level. The stones at the edge of this level have been cut profoundly by countless streams.

Kodarma is encompassed by woods and numerous regular assets, Dhawajadhari Pahar slope that is committed to master Shiva and on the Mahashivratri numerous aficionados get together to revere the God. Kodarma locale is lavishly invested with normal assets. At one time, Kodarma was considered as the mica capital of India. Amid that time, the townships of Kodarma and Jhumri Tilaiya had seen the ascent of a few mica head honchos, including the places of Goenkas,Bhadanis, Modi family, Khatuwala family including late Chottu Modi and Rajgarhias. Presently, it is the quickest creating city in Jharkhand state. Kodarma holds the world record as far as holding biggest stores of Mica on the planet.