Narosh

Narosh is a town situated in the eastern district of Balarang in the country of Andara. The town covers an area of roughly 18 square kilometres and lies at an elevation of 735 metres above sea level. According to the 2020 national census, Narosh had a population of 12,340 residents, with a demographic profile that includes a median age of 38 years and a near equal gender balance. The local economy is predominantly agrarian, with rice, maize, and millet being the main crops cultivated in the surrounding farmlands. Small-scale textile manufacturing and artisanal crafts also contribute to the town’s commerce, providing employment for a portion of the workforce.

Educational facilities in Narosh comprise two primary schools, one secondary school, and a community library that serves over 3,000 individuals. The literacy rate as recorded in the census is 84.6%, which is slightly above the national average. Public health services are delivered through a community health centre that offers basic medical care and vaccination programmes.

Infrastructure development has progressed steadily over the past decade. The main arterial road connecting Narosh to the district capital, Balarang City, has been fully paved, improving trade and mobility. A small public bus station operates routes to neighboring towns and cities on a daily schedule. The town also benefits from an upgraded water supply system installed in 2018, which supplies treated water to all households.

Cultural life in Narosh is marked by annual festivals that celebrate traditional music and agricultural harvests. The Narosh Cultural Centre hosts community gatherings, exhibitions, and educational workshops. In addition, the town has a modest sports complex that hosts local football and cricket matches, fostering regional cooperation and sporting development.