UP govt declares 4 villages near Nepal border as revenue villages

UP govt declares 4 villages near Nepal border as revenue villages

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Category : State Published on: January 11 2022

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  • The Uttar Pradesh government declared four villages located near the Nepal border in the district as revenue villages.
  • These four villages are Bhavanipur, Tedhia, Dhakia and Bichhia located in Mihinpurwa tehsil of the district. All these villages are Vantangiya villages.
  • The Vantangiya' community comprises people brought from Myanmar during the colonial rule to plant trees.
  • A revenue village is a small administrative region with defined borders. One revenue village may contain many hamlets. A village administrative officer is the head officer of a revenue village.
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