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Haider Gunj Karah

An ancient village of Bihar district Nalanda situated in between Rajgir and Nalanda main road east to Silao bus stand. It is around few century back when Allama Mohibullah Bihari born in Haider Gunj Karah and join as Qazi in Mughal emperor and written a famous book Musallamus saboot.
Currently lots of people trying to settled down here from around the districts, so it is also known as migration center since 1980.
Consequently the population is increasing rapidly and increased upto three/four fold since 80's.
The people of this village is also migrated to different cities of the country as well as different country of the world.

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  • nonahvi son's house( Late- Rashid husain ), Haider ganj karah (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    nonahvi son's house
  • Asim Bihari Girls School, Haider ganj karah (guest) wrote 11 years ago:
    Mr.Usman is right. His father had a lot of it for the village
  • Madarsa Ziyaul Oloom, Usman (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    Currently around 1500 students (boys/girls) are studying over there from primary classes to the higher classes.And around 30 staff teaching and non-teaching are doing there best efforts to nurture the students through the year. Half of the staff has already been student of this madarsa.
  • Jama Masjid, Usman (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
    It is first build around two century back. Then it was rebuild around 70 years back. Currently it is third re-construction started in 1990 and completed in 2000. It has a capacity around 500 people to stand for year in ground floor.
  • Haider Gunj Karah, f76u wrote 13 years ago:
    Now population could be around 10000. There are four municipal wards.
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25°4'30"N   85°25'54"E
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