Kaikuanturi

Kaikulanturi (also known as Kaikuanturi) is a village located in the Hajipur region of Purba Champaran district in the Indian state of Bihar. It is situated near the border with Nepal, and its proximity to the international border has made trade with Nepal a significant aspect of the local economy.

The village primarily focuses on agriculture, with wheat, paddy, and sugarcane being the main crops grown in the region. Due to the fertile alluvial soils and favorable climate, Kaikulanturi experiences two major harvests annually, with the wheat crop being harvested during the winter season and the paddy crop during the monsoon season.

Kaikulanturi also has a strong tradition of handloom weaving and embroidery, with many local artisans producing fine textiles and clothing items. The village has a decent road connectivity, with two State Highways passing through the region, connecting it to major towns and cities in the area.

Cultural festivities are an integral part of life in Kaikulanturi, with several important festivals and events celebrated throughout the year, such as Durga Puja, Chhath Puja, and Vishwakarma Puja. The village has a fair number of educational institutions, including primary and secondary schools, as well as a few degree colleges and boarding schools catering to the educational needs of the local population. Additionally, Kaikulanturi is known for its support of local farmers, with the government implementing several schemes aimed at improving agricultural productivity and farmers' income.