Benipatti

Benipatti is a town and headquarter of sub-division Benipatti (अनुमंडल), in Madhubani district, in the Mithila region of Bihar, India. The native language of Benipatti is Maithili, while the official languages are Hindi and Urdu.

Culture

Benipatti has a versatile culture. Majority of people living here, speak Maithili. People traditionally wear dhoti, gamcha and saree. Madhubani painting is very famous here. Local cuisine includes thekua, litti, and other sweets. Durga Puja, Chhath Puja and Holi are popular festivals celebrated here.

Geography

Benipatti is situated near to the Himalayas and the Indo-Nepal frontier. Benipatti is close to the Bagmati river, and has many small rivers, canals and ponds, which make a diversified aquatic ecosystem. It is a flood prone region, receiving an annual rainfall of about 1270mm. The territory has vast cultivated fields, and moderately dense vegetation. Palm trees grow in large numbers in the region.

Administration

The current administrative officers of Benipatti are:

Economy

Benipatti is a hub of the bordering regions of Bihar. The main occupations are farming and business.

Transportation

Benipatti is connected by road to the state capital Patna, and also to bordering towns of Nepal. Rail network is not directly available from the town, with the nearest railway station in Madhubani, 25 km away. The nearest airport is Darbhanga Airport approx 35 km away.

Education

Government/Tagged Institutions

  • Bachcha jha janta high school Arer,
  • Sri Liladhar High School, Benipatti
  • +2 Project Girls High School, Benipatti
  • Dr N. C. College, Benipatti
  • K.V. Science College, Ucchaith Benipatti
  • S. C. Mahila College, Benipatti
  • P D C P College, Basaith Benipatti

Private Institutions

  • Madona English School
  • Knowledge Development Kindergarten Academy
  • Momentum Classes, Benipatti by Himanshu sir
  • Nand niketan Arer. Vidya bharti public school January,
  • Star Mission School
  • D P S Benipatti
  • Mithilanchal Pride English School
  • Central Public School
  • S. S. Gyan Bharti Public School
  • Mithila Academy Mahamadpur
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