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'''Bhojpuri''' is a small village in [[Alwar]] district of [[Rajasthan]] in India. It is part of the [[National Capital Region (India)|National Capital Region]]. It is known for prehistoric havelis.
Bhojpuri is 67.3 km far from its District Headquarter Alwar. It is 140 km far from its State Capital [[Jaipur]].

==Geography==
Bhojpuri is located at {{coord|27|57|46.09|N|76|28|35.59|E|display=inline,title}} in northern part of [[Alwar]] district of [[Rajasthan]] at an elevation of 263m. [[Bhojpuri]] is one of the oldest place of [[NCR region]]. This village is situated at the bank of the [[River Sabi]]. The land of this holy village is very much productive. The [[Rajasthan]] [[Legislature]] approved way to transform govt. sec. school is just on the inskirts of [[Bhojpuri]]. Nearby villages are [[Hulmana]] (100 m), [[Beejwad Chouhan]] (2.5 km), [[Manethi]] (1 km), [[Jalawas]] (1.5 km), [[Vijaynagar tehsil|Vijay Nagar]] (2.5 km), [[Pholadpur]] (3 km).

==Location==
Bhojpuri town is located in the [[National Capital Region]], 100 km south of [[Delhi]], 140 km north of state capital [[Jaipur]], 67.3 km north of [[Alwar]] city, 28 km north of [[Behror]], 25 km south of [[Rewari]] city, 45 km south of [[Dharuhera]], 20 km west of [[Bhiwadi]] .

It is easily reached from NH8 ([[Delhi-Jaipur-Mumbai highway]]) via [[shahjahanpur]] or [[Neemrana]].

==Demography==
Mundawar was a village with population of under 1000 of which 481 are males while 404 are females as per 2011 census. According to Census 2011 the Bhojpuri village has higher literacy rate compared to other Rajasthan. In 2011, literacy rate of Bhojpuri village was 78.2% compared to 66.11% of Rajasthan. In Bhojpuri Male literacy stands at 91.5% while female literacy rate was 62%.

==References==
http://www.census2011.co.in/data/village/71966-bhojpuri-rajasthan.html
{{Alwar district}}
[[Category:Villages in Alwar district]]

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