Chatrai

Chatrai (छत्रही) is a village located in the Kosi sub-division of Purnia district, Bihar, India. It is situated within the Baisa block.

The village is primarily an agricultural community. Common crops grown in Chatrai and the surrounding areas include rice, wheat, maize, and jute.

While specific historical details regarding Chatrai's founding or specific events are not widely documented, the village's history is intertwined with the broader history of the Purnia district and the Kosi region. The area has been influenced by various empires and rulers throughout history.

Chatrai, like many villages in Bihar, faces challenges related to infrastructure, education, and healthcare access. Government programs and local initiatives are often aimed at improving these conditions.

The primary language spoken in Chatrai is likely a dialect of Hindi or a local language related to Hindi, such as Maithili.