Kaimur

Kaimur is one of the thirty-eight districts of Bihar state, India. The region central commands are situated at Bhabua. Prior to 1991, it was a piece of Rohtas District, Bihar. The region possesses a zone of 3363 km² and has a populace of 1,626,384 starting at 2011 with the rank of 307th in the nation. The locale has a Literacy rate of 69.34% 392nd in the nation. Kaimur is a piece of Patna division.

It is the westernmost area of Bihar, western purpose of Bihar called Chand is arranged on the Bhabua-Chandauli Street. The area has 18 Colleges, 58 High Schools, 146 Middle Schools and 763 Primary Schools. The region has an aggregate no. of 1699 towns. The region likewise has 120 Post Offices and 151 Panchayats. Agriculture is the fundamental part of the economy in the locale. Rice, wheat, telhan, dalhan and maize are the primary products.

Enterprises situated in the area incorporate Vanaspati Oil Ltd., ACC Limited and the Power Grid Corporation of India's high voltage coordinate current HVDC network station at Pusauli. Kaimur region was set up in March 1993 in the wake of cutting off a piece of Rohtas region. The soonest confirmation of human home in the region comprises of shake sketches in the Lehda woods that date to around 20,000 years back. In June 2012, suggestive Pala figures were exhumed in the town of Baidyanath.