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MUZAFFARPUR
About
Muzaffarpur is a sub-metropolitan city located in Muzaffarpur district in the Tirhut region
of Bihar. It serves as the headquarters of Tirhut division, Muzaffarpur district and the
Muzaffarpur Railway District. It is the fourth most popular city in Bihar. It is situated on
the banks of the perennial Burhi Gandak River, which flows from the Someshwar Hills of
Himalayas. Muzaffarpur is located at 26°07′N 85°24′E. The city lies in a highly active
seismic zone of India. In the disastrous earthquake on 15 January 1934, much of the town
suffered severe damage and many lives were lost. It has an average elevation of 47 meters
(154 feet). This saucer shaped, low-centered town lies on the great Indo-Gangetic plains of
Bihar, over Himalayan silt and sand brought by the glacier-fed and rain-fed meandering
rivers of the Himalayas.
Education
Muzaffarpur is the second leading center of education
in Bihar after Patna. It has a famous Business
Management College named after the renowned leader of
Mithila Late Lalit Narayan Mishra, known as L. N. Mishra
College of Business Management, Muzaffarpur. It has a
medical (Sri Krishna Medical College and Hospital) and an
engineering college (Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology)
and is seat of one of the oldest universities of Bihar (Bihar
University, now known as B. R. Ambedkar Bihar
University).The headquarters of Bihar University was at
Patna. People of Muzaffarpur demanded shifting of its
headquarters to Muzaffarpur and now it’s in Muzaffarpur.
General Faculty Institution

#1 College of Muzaffarpur

Langat Singh College, commonly known as L. S. College, is

a college in Muzaffarpur, in the Indian state of Bihar. It
was established on 3 July 1899, and is one of the cities
oldest college. It is named after its founder Langat Singh. It
is affiliated to Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar Bihar
University, and offers undergraduate and postgraduate
courses in science and arts.
General Faculty Institution

Most loved college among Girls

Mahant Darshan Das Mahila Mahavidyalaya,

a premier institution of B.R.A. Bihar
University, Muzaffarpur is doing a
commendable job in the field of women
education for more than six decades.
Established on 15th August, 1946, the
institution has been an alma mater for
numerous young, progressive and dynamic
women.
Law Institution

Sri Krishana Jubilee Law College,

Muzaffarpur was established in 1948 at
Muzaffarpur with the object of imparting
quality legal education to the students at
affordable cost. The College also tries to
spread legal awareness in the local
community by organizing legal literacy
camps.
Medical Institution

Shri Krishna Medical College & Hospital

Muzaffarpur is one of the popular Govt. Medical
college in Bihar. it is affiliated with Aryabhatta
knowledge University, Patna. The Muzaffarpur
college is situated in Muzaffarpur District in the
State of Bihar. the college was founded in the year
1970 to provide Quality education and a good
atmosphere.
Technical Institution

Muzaffarpur Institute of Technology (MIT),

Muzaffarpur is a premier institution of eastern India
for technical education. It is under administrative
control of department of science and technology and
wholly funded by Govt. of Bihar. Established in 1954,
MIT is one of the oldest technical institute in India
working with moto MIT Moto i.e. [Work is above
everything else]. The foundation stone was laid by the
first prime minister of India, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.
Business Management Institution

College of Business Management

L. N. Mishra College of Business Management was

established in accordance with the vision of Late Lalit
Narayan Mishra, former Union Minister of Railways,
Govt. of India. In 2003 the state Govt. on the
recommendation of B.R.A.Bihar University, granted
permission to start BBA and BCA courses at this
campus.
Industrial sector is second most important sector for Muzaffarpur district. Since after agriculture it is
highest generator of employment for entire district. The bulk of industries constitutes of small scale
factories and industrial clusters. There are very few large scale and medium scale industries in the
entire district as of today. Agro based industries dominate small scale sector, whereas industrial
cluster is dominated by Litchi and Leather clusters. Lahathi Clusters are mainly based in Rampur
Bakhari and Chainpur Bangra, whereas Leather clusters are mainly based in the main city of
Muzaffarpur and its adjoining towns. As for large scale and medium scale industries are concerned,
then as of today there are only two large scale industries and two medium scale industries. IDPL Pvt
Ltd., M/s. Raj Agro Food Products Limited, M/s.Mangalam Biscuits are major industries of the region.
Although a very minuscule part of Muzaffarpur’s economy, service sector’s importance is imminent
for employment and revenue generation for the district. Banking sector make up the bulk in
Muzaffarpur’s service sector, with as many as 200 banks in entire Muzaffarpur District. Hospitality
industry and Health industry also make genuine contribution to service sector. Retail sector, although
largely unregulated, is also another important player in service sector. Another very important part of
Muzaffarpur’s service sector is coaching industry. Muzaffarpur city being one of the important
educational hubs of Bihar, coaching industry over the years has emerged as one of the important
player in Muzaffarpur’s minuscule service sector. Overall, it can be summed up that Muzaffarpur
economy pretty much revolves around agriculture.
Islampur has a large
numbers of lahthi makers.
They makes lahthi for their
livelihood. These are one of
the best lahthi of our
country which has spread
all over world with their
beauty and strength. We
can say, in Muzaffarpur’s
economy these give one of
the best profits.
Sutta Patti is well known for it's large scale
wearing apparels marketing; maximum of
sarees, suits, and khadi clothes. There we can
get every types of clothes as per our need in
spite of large scale for business purpose or for
personal purpose. There we can find many
Marwadis who came from other cities and
states to earn their livelihood and to spread
their business.
Juran Chapra is famous for it's large medical
marketing and treatment hub we can get each
and every types of medical treatment there
there's a large number of variety of doctors
with different degrees and experience could be
found. As like our capital city Patna, here we
can also get a well developed treatment with a
low budget and on an high effective manner.
#First Mall with Theatre #Largest Mall
#First Park With Swings #First Park With Edible Product Market
Baba Garib Asthan Mandir is one of the oldest
temple of lord Shiva situated in Muzaffarpur in
the Indian state of Bihar. The exact information
of when Baba Poornath Shivaling took place
was not available. In the year 2006, the Bihar
State Religious Trust, the Council, acquired the
temple and a trust for eleven members was
made for the arrangement of the temple.
Devi Mandir is one of holiest places along with
Baba Garibnath Temple in Muzaffarpur. This
Temple, because of its grace, attracts lakhs of
devotees during Durga Puja.. "Maa" blesses all
her Bhaktas who come to offer prayer every
morning and evening A place in the list of
"Must Visit" In Muzaffarpur.
Maa Chinnamastika temple is famous as Shakti
Pith. It is not only Muzaffarpur, it is also the
center of faith in people of various remote areas.
Here devotees of the devotees have a lot of
tension for years. People here bring their
prayers with reverence from far and wide. It is
said that all those desires, which are worshiped
and worshiped by the true mind of the mother,
are fulfilled.
Environmental View
Muzaffarpur has humid subtropical climate (CFA) under Köppen climate classification. The summer,
between April and June, is extremely hot and humid (28/40 °C, 90% max.) and winter is pleasantly
cool, around 06/20 °C. Rainfall in Muzaffarpur Town is comparatively less to the other parts of Bihar.
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug sep Oct Nov Dec
Avg.
Temprature
(°c) 16.5 18.7 24.3 28.1 31.1 30.6 29.3 29.1 28.8 26.8 21.7 17.7
Min.
Temprature
(°c) 9.8 11.7 16.5 21.7 25 26.2 26 26.1 25.6 22.2 14.9 10.6
Max.
Temprature
(°c) 23.3 25.8 32.1 34.6 37.2 35.1 32.6 32.1 32 31.5 28.6 24.8
Avg.
Temprature
(°f) 61.7 65.7 75.7 82.6 88 87.1 84.7 84.4 83.8 80.2 71.1 63.9
Min.
Temprature
(°f) 49.6 53.1 61.7 71.1 77 79.2 78.8 79 78.1 72 58.8 51.1
Max.
Temprature
(°f) 73.9 78.4 89.8 94.3 99 95.2 90.7 89.8 89.6 88.7 83.5 76.6

Precipitation /
Rainfall (mm) 18 6 10 10 37 162 287 279 176 53 6 2
Languages Used By Us
Bajjika (dialect language of Maithili) as well as Maithili is spoken by the natives of
the district. However, Hindi is the language used for documentation. Urdu is the
second official language. English is widely spoken all over in the state. Maithili is
also a frequently used language by majority of population. The district speaking
these language are Darbhanga, Sitamarhi, part of Muzaffarpur.
Transport
Muzaffarpur Junction railway station is a main railway junction, with two suburban stations,
Ram Dayalu Nagar and Narayanpur Anant (Sherpur). It is well connected to major cities of
Bihar like Patna, Bhagalpur, Gaya, Chakia , Motihari and Darbhanga. Muzaffarpur is
amongst the top hundred booking stations of Indian Railways National Highway 57 (India)
comes via Gorakhpur, Motihari, Chakia and crosses Muzaffarpur and National Highway 57
(India) goes to Darbhanga, Purnia. The East–West Corridor crosses Muzaffarpur thus
connecting it to all the major towns and cities in India. National Highway 77 (India) starting
from Hajipur passes through Muzaffarpur and connects Muzaffarpur to Sitamarhi. National
Highway 28 (India) connects Muzaffarpur to Barauni, all 6 National Highways having junction
there.
Sudhir Kumar Chaudhary
Sachin Tendulkar’s Fan

Sudhir Chaudhary (born 1981 in Muzaffarpur, Bihar), also called Sudhir Kumar Gautam, is a fan of
the Indian cricket team and Sachin Tendulkar. He is widely recognised for attending every home
match the Indian team has played since 2003. For some overseas tours, he also collects funds from the
cricket loving public. He is usually seen with his body painted in the national colours of India, waving
the national flag in the live telecast of the matches. Since 2003, Sudhir Chaudhary's passion has been
to watch cricket matches played by India and to support the team. By April 2010, he had attended
approximately 150 matches, often traveling by bicycle to reach the venue of match. He sometimes
pedals his cycle to cricket playing venues, as he did to Bangladesh to witness a cricket match in 2007
and to Lahore, Pakistan in 2006. To save money, he sometimes braves ticketless travel in trains to
reach venues. When attending cricket matches, he paints his body with the tri- colour, the colours of
India flag, and he usually paints the name of Tendulkar on his chest.
Lichi or Lychee
Most Popular For Shahi Lichies

The lichi crop, which is available from May to June, is mainly cultivated in the districts of Muzaffarpur
and surrounding districts. Cultivation of litchi covers approximately an area of about 25,800 hectares
producing about 300,000 tonnes every year. Litchi are exported to big cities of India like Bombay,
Kolkata, and even to other countries. India's share in the world litchi market amounts to less than 1%.
The names of the litchi produced in Muzaffarpur are Shahi and China. The fruits are known for
excellent aroma and quality. Bihar's contribution in the production of lychee in about 40 percent of
lichi produced in India. Bihar has emerged as a brewery hub with major domestic and foreign firms
setting up production units in the state. Vijay Mallya's group, United Breweries Group, is setting up a
production unit to make litchi-flavoured wine, in Muzaffarpur in 2012. The company has leased litchi
gardens.
Map of District
 Concept & Animation : Sachin Saurav

Design, Development & Photos : Amit Kumar

Sound & Quote : Vikram Goswami

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