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			== Demographics ==
			Sahatwar nagar panchayat has a population of 20,615 of which 10,731 are males while 9,884 are females as of the 2011 census, when there were 3148 children in the 0-6 age group, 15.27% of the total population. The Female Sex Ratio is of 921 against a state average of 912. Moreover, the Child Sex Ratio in Sahatwar is around 970 compared to Uttar Pradesh's state average of 902. The literacy rate of Sahatwar is 67.30%, lower than the state average of 67.68%. In Sahatwar male literacy is around 75.93% while the female literacy rate is 57.85%.<ref>{{cite web\|title=Sahatwar Population Census 2011\|url=http://www.census2011.co.in/data/town/801209-sahatwar.html\|accessdate=26 March 2016}}</ref>

			==Temples and mosques==
			The Mahatpaleswar Nath temple (Old Shiva temple) is in the heart of the city. This city is also surrounded by a number of other temples, including Palat Baba to the east, Thakur Ji (Baulli) to the west, Sri Chainram Baba to the north, and Shri Ishwari Bhram Baba temple to the south. Apart from these some other old temples are there in Sahatwar as old Shankar Bhagwan Temple, Old Ram Janki Temple, Shajha Nand Braham Baba.

			There are two mosques in the Sahatwar (Badi Masjid Near Police Chauki and Chhoti Masjid Near Purani Bazaar).
	==Demographics==
	{{As of\|2001}} India ],<ref>{{GR\|India}}</ref> Sahatwar had a population of 18,972. Males constitute 52% of the population and females 48%. Sahatwar has an average literacy rate of 51%, lower than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 61%, and female literacy is 41%. In Sahatwar, 17% of the population is under 6 years of age.

			==Economy==
	Sahatwar, or Mahatpal before being renamed, boasts a multitude landmarks and cultural icons. Sahatwar is the home of numerous temples—the most well known being Chain Ram Baba, a temple that once housed Hari Ram—a local martyr and freedom fighter whose residential house was once used as a police station during the 1942 movement. Just outside Sahatwar's confines is Surahia Village, which is known for its various contributions to Indian independence. Maximum population in sahatwar is of kinwar rajputs. Sahatwar is very popular town in Ballia District. Here famous sweets is Gajar ka haluwa. Sahatwar is also known as the nagar panchayat of temples.Without mentioning CHAIN RAM BABA samadhi sthal,Sahatwar is incomplete. This is a gazetted tourist place in BALLIA. Sahatwar is also a trade centre for about 100 of small villages such as Dumariya, Khanpur, Haldi, Parsha, Harpur. Mahatpaleswar temple is situated in the heart of the city. Sahatwar is surrounded by temples. East side Palat baba & Thakur ji(Baulli)West side Sri Chainram Baba,North Janki Brahma baba temple and south old Shiva temple with beautiful garden which is being rebuilds by one social worker santosh pratap singh.Apart from these temples Govind baba temple,Balak brahma baba temple,Saint Ganinath temple.500 years old Ram Janki temple. Hanuman temple,Khaki baba temple, Kali mandir and Kinwar rajput's temple Ma Kulkula Mandir.This nagar panchayat is well linked by Rail and roads.Former President Nagar Panchayat here on January 19 every year live born late Badrinath festival is celebrated with great pomp. Like every year, this year will be celebrated with gaiety late Badrinath Ji's birth celebration. It is also a mother's House of The Great Freedom Fighter Babu Kunwar Singh, A Hero of First war of Independence in 1857. In new Generation Santosh Pratap Singh ( Pinku Singh) son of Shree Arvind Kumar Singh is fighting against Corruption by the help of his website netajitv.org and web channel Netaji TV. Shree Singh is closely associated with Shree ] Ji. The new elected Chairman of Sahatwar town area Smt. Swarna Prabha Singh wife of Son of Sahatwar and a great leader of Uttar Pradesh Late Shree Badrinath Singh as per news covered by Netaji TV.
			Sahatwar is a trade center for around a hundred nearby small villages, including Dumariya, Khanpur, Haldi, Parsha, Harpur, Bani ke Bari (Purab Tola), Datuali, Baburani, Kopadhi and New Basti Chandpur (Singhi Mathiya), Bisauli and Husenabad (Husainabad). It is well linked to surrounding areas by both rail and roads.
	Sahatwar is also famous for its heritage and culture . Apart from the rajputs , the town has also been home to all other castes and religions.
	Holi is celebrated with great joy . After playing Holi with colors , people meet in market and play with Abir . you can watch youngsters putting Abir on the feet of elders and elders blessing the youths.

	==References==		== References ==
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Latest revision as of 05:09, 15 July 2024

Town in Uttar Pradesh, India

Sahatwar
Town
SahatwarLocation in Uttar Pradesh, India
Coordinates: 25°50′N 84°18′E / 25.833°N 84.300°E / 25.833; 84.300
Country	India
State	Uttar Pradesh
District	Ballia
Founded by	Mahatpal
Population
• Total	20,615
Languages
• Official	Hindi
• Local	Bhojpuri
Time zone	UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN	277211
Chairman = Sarita Singh

Sahatwar is a large town with the official status of nagar panchayat in Ballia district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

Demographics

Sahatwar nagar panchayat has a population of 20,615 of which 10,731 are males while 9,884 are females as of the 2011 census, when there were 3148 children in the 0-6 age group, 15.27% of the total population. The Female Sex Ratio is of 921 against a state average of 912. Moreover, the Child Sex Ratio in Sahatwar is around 970 compared to Uttar Pradesh's state average of 902. The literacy rate of Sahatwar is 67.30%, lower than the state average of 67.68%. In Sahatwar male literacy is around 75.93% while the female literacy rate is 57.85%.

Temples and mosques

The Mahatpaleswar Nath temple (Old Shiva temple) is in the heart of the city. This city is also surrounded by a number of other temples, including Palat Baba to the east, Thakur Ji (Baulli) to the west, Sri Chainram Baba to the north, and Shri Ishwari Bhram Baba temple to the south. Apart from these some other old temples are there in Sahatwar as old Shankar Bhagwan Temple, Old Ram Janki Temple, Shajha Nand Braham Baba.

There are two mosques in the Sahatwar (Badi Masjid Near Police Chauki and Chhoti Masjid Near Purani Bazaar).

Economy

Sahatwar is a trade center for around a hundred nearby small villages, including Dumariya, Khanpur, Haldi, Parsha, Harpur, Bani ke Bari (Purab Tola), Datuali, Baburani, Kopadhi and New Basti Chandpur (Singhi Mathiya), Bisauli and Husenabad (Husainabad). It is well linked to surrounding areas by both rail and roads.

References

"Sahatwar Population Census 2011". Retrieved 26 March 2016.

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