Ballia district

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Ballia district is an administrative region in the eastern part of Uttar Pradesh, India, historically notable as the birthplace of Indian independence revolutionary Mangal Pandey.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative district
district
borders Bhojpur district
Bihar NERFINISHED
Buxar
surface form: Buxar district

Deoria district
Ghazipur district
Mau district
Saran district
Siwan district
country India
economyBasedOn agriculture
governedBy Government of Uttar Pradesh
hasAdditionalOfficialLanguage Urdu language
surface form: Urdu
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasHeadquarters Ballia
hasLokSabhaConstituency Ballia Lok Sabha constituency
Salempur Lok Sabha constituency
hasMajorSpokenLanguage Bhojpuri
hasNickname Ballia district
surface form: Baghi Ballia
hasNotableEvent participation in Indian independence movement
hasNotablePerson Mangal Pandey
hasOfficialLanguage Hindi
hasPostalCodeSeries 2770xx
hasRailwayStation Ballia railway station
Buxar–Ballia section stations
hasRiverBankSettlement Ballia
surface form: Ballia city
hasVehicleRegistrationCode UP60
historicallyNotableFor birthplace of Mangal Pandey
locatedIn Purvanchal
surface form: Purvanchal region

Uttar Pradesh
eastern Uttar Pradesh
northern India
locatedInTimeZone Indian Standard Time
majorCrops paddy
pulses
sugarcane
wheat
namedAfter Ballia
partOf Azamgarh division
Ballia district self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ballia division (historical/administrative usage)
state Uttar Pradesh
subdivisionType district of Uttar Pradesh
traversedByRiver Ganges NERFINISHED
Ghaghara River NERFINISHED
utcOffset +05:30

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Mangal Pandey birthPlace Ballia district
Ballia district hasNickname Ballia district
this entity surface form: Baghi Ballia
Ballia district partOf Ballia district self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ballia division (historical/administrative usage)