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Higher Tartjala is a village located in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is situated in the Narmadapuram district, which was previously known as Hoshangabad district. The village is nestled in the Vindhyachal mountain range, and its terrain is characterized by hills and forests.

The region surrounding Higher Tartjala is rich in natural resources, with abundant deposits of coal and minerals. The local economy is primarily driven by agriculture, with farmers cultivating crops such as wheat, soybean, and pulses. The village is also known for its beekeeping industry, with many residents maintaining beehives to produce honey.

Higher Tartjala has a relatively small population, with residents primarily belonging to the tribal communities of the region. The village is connected to the outside world through a network of rural roads and highways, making it accessible to nearby towns and cities.

The village has a few basic amenities, including a government-run primary school and a few mobile medical camps that cater to the primary health care needs of the residents. However, the village remains largely underserved by basic infrastructure such as electricity, water supply, and other essential services.

Efforts have been made by local authorities and government agencies to improve the living conditions and provide better facilities to the residents of Higher Tartjala. However, the village continues to face challenges related to lack of access to basic amenities and resources, which affect the overall quality of life for its residents.