Shohratgarh

Shohratgarh is a town, a Nagar Panchayat and sub division tehsil in Siddharth Nagar locale of Uttar Pradesh. It is near global outskirt with connecting area Kapilvastu District of Nepal. Domariyagunj, Itwa and Bansi are the abutting tehsils of Shohratgarh. Siddharthnagar region is popular for development of Kalanamak rice, which is a short grain, scented assortment of rice and its fragrance is said to be an endowment of Lord Buddha. This rice has likewise been given the Geographical Indication GI tag by the Government of India in 2013 to characterize region of starting point, additionally found in this sub division.

The region headquarter is situated in Naugarh, which is 22 km east from Shohratgarh. Starting at 2011, the India enumeration, the number of inhabitants in Shohratgarh town is 9350 and add up to populace of this sub division is 420,532, with the sex proportion of 970 female for every 1000 male. Guys establish around 52 percent of the aggregate populace and females 48 percent. The proficiency rate of Shohratgarh town is around 78.08 percent, higher than the state normal of 68 percent. Male education is 79.98 percent, and the female is 68.04 percent approx. In Shohratgarh, 15 percent of the populace is under six years old.