Bayarban

Bayarban,keroun hamro gau is a village development committee in Morang District in the Kosi Zone of south-eastern Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 20,230.^[1]

Education in Province

Ramailo Campus

• Ramailo campus is located in Bhaunsabari Keraun VDC.Campus runs with BBA,Bcom, Its located on side of one of beauty river called KaliKoshi Khola. Its located in Keraun VDC. Keraun is one of neighbour VDC of Bayarban.In Ramailo Campus lot of political issue was held at previous year which effected for couple of years. Now its in good management team where we can see a lot of internal development commitment is going through.
• Ramailo Campus is making hard to compete with Ramailo Janasewa Higher Secondary school.

Village Development Committee

• Village Development Committee is located at Ramailo, near by Janasewa Higher Secondary School, Bayarban VDC is one of wide village among the VDC.
• There are nine different ward numbers in Bayarbankeroun VDC. Ramailo Gaun is listed as Ward number 8, and it has high density among the other wards. Locality of Ramailo is better than compared to Balaju of Kathmandu. Bayarban VDC is started from Kanepokhari to Domana&darbesa. And Kanepokhari is one of the very famous places in East West Highway Lines, and there is we called Khir (Rice Pudding) is very famous in eastern Peoples tongue. Kharelni Didi ko Hotel is one of tasty Delicious and atmosphere junction to stay on. Kharelni Didi is so nice to treat all the guest and visitor. And Sima Didi ko hotel is one of the oldest and most usual hotel in Kanepokhari. Also Parijat is modern and nice at urban to have barbecue (Bangur ko Poleko Masu). Almost all the wards are run with electricity. Irrigation, schools. Education is one of the first priorities of Bayarban VDC. Almost 55% of women pass their Primary level school.

There will be 7 different Bazaar in between Bayarban VDC. Sunday is Aaitebare Haat, that's is near the Jungle. Monday, Bhaunsabari where Ramailo Campus is located. Tuesday, Ramailo where original Place to live by. Wednesday, One of Bayarban historical place where you can see very ancient type of house and village. Thursday, bihibare near siwalayatemple(dhaidhap) famous 7 days meela. Friday, Bhaunsabaari where you can see cultural Dhimal Peoples and Dhimalni beauty. Saturday, Bayarban where once you can enjoy with ancient house and historical place with PIPAL KO RUKH and BANIYA KO GHODAA.

place of bayarban,keroun gau =====

bayarbankeroungau welcome to - kanepokari,aaitabare,ghaletol,jhada,dumrighat,bargachhi,

                                   chanditol,santichowk,sukrabare,pachisbige,santoli,bihibare,
                                   dhaidha(shiwalaya),pingdada,aadarsatol,kisantol,thapatol,
                                   parnimidada,hattidubba,jamire,gumbachowk,dhamkuwa,ramailo,
                                   hastinapur,campusdada,kalikoshi,mulgau,bahatarbige,bhousabari
                                   simalchowk,nepaltol,dhikuwadagi,kalisthan,bayarban,
                                   nayaranchowk,khoreya,milanchowk,jaynepalchowk,harkpur,rajganj
                                   daleli,keroun,rayamajhigau,dhapgau,etc,..famous OF
                                   bayarban,keroun VDC GAU.

• janaektabacht tatha rin sahakari samsatha
• samukta sahkari sastha famous comutiy

School

• Shree JanaSewa Higher Secondary School. ( Ramailo )
• Shree JanaKalyan Secondary School. ( Aaitabare )

Popular Person

• Late, KashiNath Dahal (Former Science Teacher of SJSHSS and Former President of Bayarban VDC
• TulaRam Gurung (Former headmaster of shree janasewa higher secondary school)
• Om Prasad Bajgain (Former headmaster of shree janasewa higher secondary school)
• damodar sigdel (former headmaster of shree janasewa higher secondary school)
• Tara Bahadur Kafle (Former President of Bayarban VDC and lecture of Ramailo Campus)
• tikaram kharel ( chif of ramailo m. campus )
• Jamuna Gurung ( Captain,National Football Team,Nepal0

References

1. ^ "Nepal Census 2001". Nepal's Village Development Committees. Digital Himalaya. http://www.digitalhimalaya.com/collections/nepalcensus/form.php?selection=1. Retrieved 15 December 2008.