Mangrauni

Mangrauni is a village in Madhubani district, Bihar, India with a population of 16,533. The village is in the Rajnagar Vidhan Sabha constituency and the local language is Maithili.

Mangrauni
Village
Mangrauni Location of Mangrauni Mangrauni Mangrauni (India)
Coordinates:
Country	India
State	Bihar
Region	Mithila
District	Madhubani
Population
• Total	16,533

In ancient time, the name of Mangrauni was “Mangalwani” that means “The place of blessings” or “The place of worshippers".

Village is well connected to city Madhubani with 3-4 different routes. The least distant route between Mangrauni and Madhubani is 2 Kilometres.

From ancient time, Mangrauni is well known for devotion, temples and astrology. Maa Bhagwati Temple called Budhi Mata Mandir is in centre of village having religious significance across whole Madhubani.

Another world famous temple is Baba Ekadash Rudra Mandir, In “Ekadasha Rudra” temple, there is eleven Shivlings having the eleven forms of shiva – Mahadev, Shiva, Rudra, Shankar, Neel, Lohit, Ishaan, Vijay, Bheem, Bhavodev, and Kapali. This unique temple was made by the famous enchanter Late Pundit Muneeshwar Jha in 1946.

Village is well rooted with education. three Primary Schools, one secondary and higher secondary school, run by Government of Bihar is there. Apart from that, many private schools and coaching centre is established in recent times. Mangrauni also has a public library called Gandhi Pustakalya.

It has one heart hospital, inaugurated by CM Nitish Kumar

Mangrauni also produced one Education Minister to Bihar during the period of CM Bindeshwari Dubey. He was Lokesh Nath Jha.

Today, Mangrauni is known for its art and crafts. Many people are working at renowned positions in the government of India and Bihar.

References

2. Nitish Kumar inaugurated Heart Hospital