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Sheikh Bahuara

Sheikh Bahuara is a village in Rohtas District, Bihar, India. The village is situated by the National Highway 319 that connects Mohania and Arah in Bihar.

The inhabitants are predominantly Muslims. There is an attractive, ever-expanding and well-maintained masjid established in 1899.

Agricultural farming is the main occupation of the inhabitants. The farmers of this village generally produce wheat, paddy, mustard, flaxseeds, chickpeas, white peas, and onion.

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