Line Bazar Purnia

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Line Bazar
Neighborhood in Purnia
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Line Bazar
Location in Bihar, India
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Line Bazar
Location in India
Coordinates: 25°47′N87°28′E / 25.78°N 87.47°E / 25.78; 87.47 Coordinates: 25°47′N87°28′E / 25.78°N 87.47°E / 25.78; 87.47
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Bihar
District Purnia district
Urban Agglomeration Purnia Urban Agglomeration
Division Purnia division
SubdivisionPurnea Sadar
CD BlockPurnea East
Government
  Type Nagar Nigam
  BodyPurnia Municipal Corporation
   MLA Vijay Khemka
   District Magistrate Mr. Suharsh Bhagat (IAS)
   Mayor Vibha Kumari
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
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Line Bazar is an important location in the city of Purnia, Bihar(Others being Bus stand, Bhatta Bazar, Khuskibagh(largest retail groceries market in northeast Bihar), and gulabbagh(Largest Wholesale market in northeast Bihar)). It is an important medical hub serving a large population of patients from North-East Bihar as well as neighboring Nepal and West Bengal. Line Bazar is a key place in Purnia Division and Kosi Division and is well known for the quality of medical facilities available. Sadar Hospital and Purnia Government Medical College are located here. Line Bazar is located on NH 231.

Line Bazar is fully facilitated with good doctors, private and government medical colleges and hospitals, blood banks, and chemists, and also has a good transportation facility to travel to all the important destinations within the city.

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