Kheora

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Kheora
খেওড়া
Village
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Kheora
Location on the map of Bangladesh
Coordinates: 23°46′51″N91°05′00″E / 23.780757°N 91.083451°E / 23.780757; 91.083451
Country Flag of Bangladesh.svg  Bangladesh
Division Chattogram (Chittagong)
District Brahmanbaria
Upazila Kasba
Union 2 No. Mehari
Ward 7th & 8th.
Government
 • Type Local government
 • Body Union council
 •  UP ChairmanMosharraf Hossain Morshed [1]
 •  Ward MemberAbdur Rahim (7th Ward)
Juwel Mia (8th Ward) [2]
Population
 • Total3,697 [3]
Time zone UTC+06:00 (Bangladesh Time)
Postal code
3460

Kheora is a village in the east-central part of Bangladesh. [4] It is located at Mehari Union under Kasba Upazila in Brahmanbaria district of Chittagong division. [5] Administratively, the village is divided into Ward No. 7 and 8 of Mehari Union. The village is known as the birthplace of Hindu spiritual saint Anandamayi Ma. [6] [7] [8]

Contents

Demography

According to the 2011 census, the total population of Kheora village is about 3697. [3]

Location

It is bounded on the west by Purquil village, on the south-west by Bahar Aata, on the south by Bamutia and Bugir villages, on the east by Sonargaon and Deli villages and on the north-east by Pataisar village. Purquil, Bahar Aata and Bamutia are under the same union, while Bugir, Sonargaon, Deli and Pataisar are under Kharera Union.

Notable people

Education

There is an MPO-affiliated high school and two government primary schools in this village:

Important places

See also

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