Ramwapur is a village in Basti district in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. The village is administered by a Sarpanch who is an elected representative of village as per constitution of India and Panchayati raj (India).
Particulars Total MaleFemale Total No. of Houses99 Population 665 349316 Child (0-6) 1015348 Schedule Caste 412912 Schedule Tribe 00 0 Literacy 74.07 % 83.76 % 65.08% Total Workers 145117 28 Main Worker 112 9319 Marginal Worker 33 24 9
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The name of my village is Ramwapur, a distinguished settlement located in the Gaur block of Basti district, Uttar Pradesh, India. It is an old village situated on the western side of Basti district, approximately one kilometer away from the Gaur police station. Despite its historical significance, the village has a modest population of around 700 residents.
The demographic makeup of Ramwapur is diverse, with the majority being Hindus and a smaller number of Muslims. The villagers come from various social backgrounds; most are engaged in farming, while others work as businessmen, service professionals, barbers, or carpenters. There is a notable presence of educated individuals who contribute to the village's progress.
Ramwapur boasts several important amenities, including a primary school that serves both boys and girls, and a Panchayat Bhawan. The village also has a small market (Ramwapur Churaha) and Petrol Pump, catering to the daily needs of the residents. Notably, Ramwapur is home to a Mandir, dedicated to Late Shri Ram Charan Shukla, located on the southern side of the village.
Notable people from the village included the Late Shri Surya Narayan Shukla ji. He had the land ownership of 12 villages and left hundreds of bighas of land. His late brother’s son, Shri Ram Prakash Shukla ji, has been the Pradhan (head) of the village for the last 15 years.
The village is connected with the surrounding areas. Ramwapur is known for its cultural activities, such as Ramleela, reflecting the rich traditions of the community. The people of Ramwapur are known for their simplicity and honesty. Additionally, the house of Shri S.N. Tripathi (Jija Ji) is a prominent feature of the village, known for his helpful nature and selfless service to others.