Bilaspur, Ganjam

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Bilaspur
Village
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Bilaspur
Location in Orissa, India
Coordinates: 19°31′22″N84°56′39″E / 19.522851°N 84.944243°E / 19.522851; 84.944243 Coordinates: 19°31′22″N84°56′39″E / 19.522851°N 84.944243°E / 19.522851; 84.944243
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Odisha
District Ganjam
Elevation
54 m (177 ft)
Population
 (2001)
 • Total300
Languages
 • Official Oriya
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
761019
Telephone code06811

Bilaspur is a small village located in the Khalikote block of Ganjam District, India. It comes under Khalikote legislative assembly and Aska Lok Sabha seat. It was started as a Brahmana Sashana (a village inhibited by Brahmins) on a land donated by the then King of Khalikote.

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Pond of bilashpur

There are around 60 houses in the village, and the population is around 300. The primary occupation of the populace is predominantly agriculture, in addition to many of the villagers practice priesthood and karma kanda (Hindu rituals). The Kharakhari River flows to the north of the village, and provides irrigation for the village. It's not a perennial river.

Places of worship

There are four temples in the village, named as "Loknath Temple", "Laxmi Narayan temple", kanoka durga and "Thakurani Temple".

Education

There is a primary school that teaches from class-I and class-V. Kids to Pratapur or Bedha Nilanakhyapur for further education.in pratapur there is a high school tumbanath bidya pitha is a very good educational environment and the teachers educate their students well in this school for classes 6th to 10th.

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The village pond

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