Mokama

Mokama is a town and a region in Patna district in the Indian province of Bihar. It is found 90 km 56 mi east of Patna on the southern banks of the stream Ganges. Mokama is the interfacing town of north and south Bihar and has second most elevated measure of lentil creation in India. Mokama is arranged on the southern banks of the Ganges. The scene here is totally plain. The portion of land running along the northern bank of Ganges is called diara arrive in nearby speech. The diara arrive submerges in Ganges waters amid rainstorm.

Toward the south of Mokameh town lie the tal wetlands. The tal wetlands get submerged under the rising waters of the Ganges amid the storms. The principle occupation is horticulture and the town is encompassed by farmlands. Real products incorporate lentils, chickpeas, and mustard seeds. Numerous assortments of vegetables are become here as well. Papaya, guava and mango are a portion of the normal organic products developed. Notwithstanding, significant bundles of the Diara and Tal lands stay submerged for three months per year.

Mokama is associated with all the real urban communities of India by rail and street. Maranchi is the intersection purpose of NH 80 and NH 31. Mokama Junction is the railroad station. Where the progressive opportunity contender Prafulla Chaki was martyred is set apart by a shaheed entryway. Individuals remember the commemoration of his passing each year. Lalldin Saheb is yet another notable opportunity contender from Mokama who contributed in flexibility battle and was condemned to imprison amid British run the show. He worked for the welfare of the general population of Mokama for the duration of his life.