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Sohar Bigha



Sohar Bigha is a village in Gaya district of Bihar. It comes under Tekari Block. It is a very least developed village. No infrastructure here.  Indian Governemnt must look after this village which has no basic infrastructure. No electricity, No Roads, No literacy here. If there are villages like this is existing in India, it is a shame.


 

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