Delhua
Delhua is a beautiful village, situated about 20 kilometers away from Nawada city in Bihar state. It comes to Sarakanda Panchayat of Govindpur Block. This village is settled in the lap of nature. The distance of this market from Govindpur is about 3 kilometer meters. On the one hand, there are long chains of Sakri river and mountains on the other. The population here is around 2000. The majority of the population here is dependent on agriculture. The soil here is very fertile. There is also the cultivation of vegetables and pulses along with rice and wheat. Here the fields are small, hence there is traditional farming. The main market of this village is Govindpur. People used this market for shopping and as well selling.
History
Things are those days when India was liberated for nearly 10 years, the celebration of independence was still in the hearts of people. Delhua's existence at that time was none. As it is believed, in the old times, cities and villages were planted along the river so that enough needs should be completed by the river, exactly the same Delhua village was situated along the Sakari river.
There were 7 to 8 huts in the name of the village. At that time the field was the only way of living. Sakari river flows like this at the same time as it is flowing in the present. The soil on the banks of the Sakri river was also very fertile and there is still today. Life was like this for quite a number of years. At that time only two times of food could be found, that was life. Far from far away desert and jungle were visible only There was no village far and wide.
Man-made features
There are four temples in this village: They are Hanuman mandir, Durga mandir and a famous Shiva mandir, situated on a hill named Murli Pahad. Every year on the occasion of Dussehra there is a mela.
The village also has many wells.
Climate and geography
Delhua features a typical version of the humid subtropical climate. Summers are long and extremely hot, from early April to mid-October, with the monsoon season in between. The months of March to May see a time of hot prickling heat. Monsoon arrives at the end of June, bringing some respite from the heat, but increasing humidity at the same time. The brief, mild winter starts in late November and peaks in January and is notorious for its heavy fog. Extreme temperatures range from −0.6 °C (30.9 °F) to 46.7 °C (116.1 °F).
The village has an average elevation of 80 meters (262 feet). The Sakri river flows nearby, and Kakolat Falls, a popular waterfall in Bihar is 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) away.
Crops
Rice, wheat, corn, chickpeas (chana), peanuts, and sarson are the village's main crops.
References
Coordinates: 24°47′48″N 85°39′16″E / 24.79667°N 85.65444°E