Parhi is a rural settlement located in the Kaimur district of the Indian state of Bihar. It is classified administratively as a village and falls under the jurisdiction of the local gram panchayat system governing rural areas in the district.
Geography
Parhi is situated within the geographical boundaries of Kaimur district, which lies in the southwestern part of Bihar and is characterized by undulating terrain, laterite soils, and a mixture of agricultural land and forested areas. The village’s precise coordinates and topographical details are not listed in the readily accessible public domain sources.
Administrative Context
- Country: India
- State: Bihar
- District: Kaimur
- Local Governance: Gram panchayat (specific panchayat name not documented in the consulted references)
Demographics
According to the Census of India 2011, detailed demographic statistics for Parhi (such as total population, literacy rate, and sex ratio) are not explicitly published in the primary census tables that are publicly searchable. Consequently, precise population figures and related socio‑economic indicators for the village remain unavailable from standard governmental publications.
Economy and Infrastructure
Information on the primary economic activities, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and transportation links for Parhi is not documented in the major reference works consulted. As is typical for many villages in the region, agriculture is likely to be a principal occupation, but this cannot be confirmed without specific source material.
References
- Government of India, Census of India 2011 (village-level data repository) – no detailed entry located for Parhi, Kaimur.
- District Gazetteer of Kaimur, Bihar – mentions the existence of villages within the district but does not provide a dedicated entry for Parhi.
Note: The information presented above reflects the extent of verifiable, published data available from reliable encyclopedic and governmental sources. Further details about Parhi, Kaimur, may exist in regional surveys or local administrative records not presently accessible in the public domain.
