Jataur

Jataur, जतौर
Village
Jataur, जतौर Location in the India
Coordinates: 26°11′44″N 84°5′17″E / 26.19556°N 84.08806°E / 26.19556; 84.08806
Country	India
State	Bihar
district	Siwan
Block	Guthani
Panchayat	Jataur
PIN Code	841239
Established	1805s
Founded by	Rajput Zamindar with his two sons Late Shri Kadam Singh and Late Shri Dehal Singh
Government
• Chief Minister	Nitish Kumar (JD(U))
• MP	Om Prakash Yadav (BJP)
• MLA	Satyadeo Ram (CPI(ML)(L))
Population (2011)
• Estimate (2011)	1,500

Jataur (जतौर) is a small panchyat village situated on the bank of SH-47, comes under Guthani Block, Darauli (Vidhan Sabha Constituency) and Siwan (Lok Sabha Constituency) in District-Siwan, Bihar, India. There are 11 villages (Jamuaw, Jataur, Bhagwanpur, Bhalua, Khap Jataur, Rewasi, Pachnerue, Chakiya, Bhalue, Khap Mishouli and Pachnerua) in Jataur Panchyat. This village is also known as Thai village as most of the villagers live in Thailand.

About Jataur

As its history is not so old, its population is around 1500 people who mainly use to speak Bhojpuri and Hindi. Around 5% of its population doing business in Thailand, 10% population doing service and others are depend on agriculture and some other local business. Due to the improvement of source of income of village its literacy rate also improving and reached to around 65%. With time this village improve the source of education as it has one government school and around 5 private school till eighth standard. Students of this village still going 3 km far for secondary school and 8 km far for college.

Geography

Jataur is situated at 26°11'44"N 84°5'17"E on the bank of SH-47 in Bihar, India. It is 6.8 km distance from its Tehsil Darauli, 29.4 km from its district Siwan and 173 km from state capital city Patna. Its surrounded by 75 Acre long pond family in North which is a heritage of Rajput and a canal in south. Due to the good geography, big pond and canal, the villagers earn good income from agriculture and fishery.

History

According to the villagers this village is established by a Rajput Zamindar with his two sons Late Shri Kadam Singh and Shri Dehal Singh around 200 years ago in year 1805. According to their need they colonize Harijan, Koeri, Nai, Gond, Kamkar and Kumbhar in village and Bramhan in nearby village Kareji. They all live a healthy and happy life with living together in this village.

Family

Kadam Singh Family Tree

Kadam Singh

Dehal Singh

Kheman Singh

Jhengat Singh

Gopal Singh

Hanuman Singh

Gunraj Singh

Dhenushdhari Singh

Nayak Singh

Baburam Singh

Lalbahadur Singh

Shivpujan Singh

Raja Singh

Rajabali Singh

Sarvan Singh

Saheb Singh

Navab Singh

JItan Singh

Baban Singh

Narayan Singh

Indrashan Singh

Ramkawal Singh

Khakhanu Singh

Meghu Singh

Dalai Singh

Uttin Singh

Panchdev Singh

Chandrama Singh

Brahmdev Singh

Ganesh Singh

Parmatma Singh

Bisun Singh

Banka Singh

Laxman Singh

Ramjanam Singh

Harishankar Singh

Samarjeet Singh

Badshah Singh

Ashok Singh

Awdesh Singh

Jayprakash Singh

Vijay Singh

Bachendra Singh

Avadhvihari singh

Sanjeev Singh

Suresh Singh

Sailesh Singh

Omprakash Singh

Ramesh Singh

Bablu Singh

Bhola Singh

Bachha Singh

Vashisht Singh

Bipin Singh

Binod Singh

Pramod Singh

Anand Singh

Kastubh Singh

Rakesh SIngh

Brijesh Singh

Ratnesh Singh

Mani Singh

Manindra Singh

Pawan Singh

Amit Singh

Abhishek Singh

Abhishar singh

Mahesh Singh

Sandeep Singh

Sudhir Singh

Raman Singh

Buti Singh

Amartya Singh

Prateek SIngh

Tejash Pratap Singh

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