Mau

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Want , now known as Maunath Bhanjan , is a city located in Uttar Pradesh, India. This city is the headquarters of Mau district.

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Histori

Sher Shah Suri, the famous emperor who defeated Humayun, during his reign visited Kolhuvavan (Madhuban) to meet the great Sufi saint Syed Ahmad Wadva. Mahvani, one of Sher Shah's daughters settled permanently near Syed Sahab.

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Weather

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Demographics

In 2011, Mau has a population of 2,205,968 men and women are 1,114,709 and 1,091,259 respectively with a population density of 1287 people per km ² . At the 2001 census, Mau had a population of 1,853,997 of whom men 933,523 and the remaining 920,474 were women with a population density of 1087 people per km ² . There are 978 Women for every 1000 ratios of men and girls is 946 per 1,000 boys in Mau, which is above the national average of 940.

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Media

The leading English daily is The Times of India , India North Times , Hindustan Times , The Pioneer < i> The Indian Express . Some newspapers in Hindi and Urdu are also published daily. The paper did not include Dainik Jagran , Crime and Detective News, Amar Ujala , Dainik Hindustan , Rashtriya Sahara I Next and Swatantra Bharat while the main Urdu paper is The Inquilab Rozanama Rashtriya Sahara , Sahafat , Avadhnama , Qaumi Khabrein , Aag Roznama Urdu , and Subahnama Urdu .

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Festivals

Common Indian festivals such as Holi, Diwali, Durga Puja, Vijayadashami, Chhath Puja, Natal, Bhaiya Duj are celebrated with grand splendor and performances in the city.

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Economy

Want is the eastern UP industrial city. After the collapse of the textile industry Banares and Mubarakpur, Mau stands as one of the last bastions of UP textile hubs. A 1998-99 survey of the Ministry of Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) placed a number of powerlooms at 58,381.

There is speculation that this great industry will benefit if GIs are given to Mau as well as if groups (powerlooms, resembling modern industries) are encouraged. But on the date only one cluster has been identified as Palki Industries Pvt. Ltd. with 4100 units in accordance with UM UM 2012 survey. Also contain three small industrial estates in Tajopur, Shahadatpura and Ghosi.

• 22.63% of the District's population are in urban areas.
• According to the 1991 census population st/st is 319,000 which constitutes 22% of the total population.
• The district population density in the 2011 census was 1287/km ²
• In 1997-98 the total production of foodgrain was 372,000 tons
• Clean irrigation area is 1,120 km ² & amp; the gross irrigation area is 1,530 km ²
• The percentage of electrified villages was 88.1% in 1997-98.
• Electricity consumption per capita was 162 units in 1998-99.
• In 1998-99 the total number of rural & amp; the small industrial unit is 61526.
• The total number of Handloom/Powerloom units is 58381 in 1998-99.
• The percentage of Workers in the district, according to the 1991 census, was 33.2%.
• The number of dependents per hundred workers is 201.
• According to the 1991 census, 68.3% of the total workers were directly involved in agriculture.
• In 1996-97 per cultivator clean planting area was 6,500 square meters
• the CD ratio at 98-99 is 11.96.
• The length of rocky road per 100,000 inhabitants is 57 km.
• Phone connection per 100,000 population 275

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People from Mau

• Krishna N. Sharma is Vice-Chancellor at the University of Victoria, Kampala, Uganda and a prolific writer
• Parichay Das (born 1964) author Bhojpuri-Hindi-Maithili, singer
• Shyam Narayan Pandey (Born 1907) Is an Indian poet. The epic Jauhar who decides the self-sacrifice of Rani Padmini queen Chittor.
• Laxmi Narayan Mishra (1903-1987) actor and playwright
• Fiza Ibn-e-Faizi (1923-2009) Urdu and Persian poet
• Maulana Habibur Rahman Azmi (1900-1992) Islamic scholar
• Muhammad Mustafa Al-A'zami
• Atul Kumar Anjaan (born 1955) senior CPI leader and national secretary of the Communist Party of India
• Nagendra Kumar Singh
• Sunil Singh Chauhan
• Rajkumar Rai
• Bahadur Prasad
• Kamran Khan (cricket)
• Salim Ansari
• Amjad Ali Aazmi
• Kalpnath Rai

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See also

• Mau Junction train station
• Ghosi (Lok Sabha constituency)

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References

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External links

• MAU NATH BHANJAN District Website
• The 2001 Indian Census: Data from Census # 2001, including cities, villages and towns (Temporary)

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