Rohtas
Rohtas is a city located in the eastern Indian state of Bihar and serves as the administrative headquarters of Rohtas district. The district covers an area of roughly 1,500 square kilometres and is bounded by the districts of Kaimur to the north, Patna to the northeast, and Giridih to the west. The town lies at an elevation of approximately 80 metres above sea level and is situated on the banks of the River Ganga, which flows to the north of the district.
Historically, the region is famed for the 16th‑century Rohtas Fort, a massive sandstone structure built by the
The population of Rohtas district is predominantly rural, with agriculture being the main livelihood. The district