Simri, Singhwara
Simri (सिमरी) is a village and Gram Panchayat of the Singhwara Anchal in Darbhanga district of Bihar, which falls under Singhwara block. It belongs to Madhubani parliament constituency and Keoti assembly constituency. Dinesh Mahto is the President of Simri Gram Panchayat, who can be contacted at email address simripanchayat@gmail.com and mobile number 79038xxx75. The Secretary is Taj Narayan Singh, who can be reached at email address tnarayansingh@gmail.com and mobile number 95232xxx52. The Panchayat address is Panchayat Sharkar Bhawan Simri, PO-Simri, PS- Simri, Pincode - 847106. You can reach there by taking a bus till Singhwara bus stop which is less than a km away.
As on May 2024, the current population of Simri is 14.8 thousands out of which 7.5 thousands are males and rest 7.3 thousands are females. The sex ratio of this village is 966 females per 1000 males. There are around 2.3 thousands teenagers in Simri. It has literacy rate of 41% which means around 6.1 thousands persons can read and write. Total 2.2 thousands people belonging to scheduled caste and 9 scheduled tribe people live in the village. There are around 2.9 thousands households in Simri, which means every family has 5 members on average. The village has working population of 4.3 thousands. The pincode of Simri is 847106 and there are many postoffices around the village which can used to send speed post, registered parcel etc.
- Kansi Simri Sub Post office
- Arai Birdipur Branch Post office
- Barhaulia Branch Post office
- Moro Branch Post office
- Ratanpura Branch Post office
Schools
Simri has many good schools for education and follwing are popular schools among students.
- Rajkiyakrit Basudeo Mishra High School Simari
- Sunshine Public School Ward No.7 Simri
- Saraswati Shishu Vidya Mandir Simri
- Primary School Simri Harijan
- Madarsa Sulaimania A. Banat Mishrouli
Banks
Simri has many good banks for financial services and follwing are popular among people.
Covered villages
Simri Gram Panchayat manages total 1 villages.
- Simri