Welcome to Prasad Village
A vibrant village community combining traditional values with modern amenities, blessed with natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.
About Prasad
Prasad (also sometimes spelled Parsad) is one of the large villages in Madhepur Block of Madhubani district, Bihar. It falls within the Madhubani Division and is situated about 42 km east of Madhubani — the district headquarters — and around 3 km from Madhepur.
Language
The local language spoken is Maithili.
Economy
Agriculture is the primary occupation for most people. The village has yet to see significant industrial development, and essentials such as education, drinking water, roads, and electricity remain concerns for residents.
Culture & Festivals
Prasad has notable local religious sites, such as Vishra Mandir, and hosts significant events, including the worship of the black cobra during Nagpanchami and celebrations of Basant Panchami.
Governance
Prasad is administered as a gram panchayat under the Indian Panchayati Raj system, led by an elected Sarpanch (head of village).
Facilities
There is at least one government school—U.H.S. Prasad, established in 1902 and managed by the Department of Education. Available health and medical services require improvement.
Connectivity
The village connects by road to nearby towns such as Jhanjharpur, Supaul, and Darbhanga. The nearest railway stations include Tamuria and Mithila Deep.
Nearby Villages
Nearby villages include Madhepur, Pachahi, Nawada, Madhepur East, and Banki, among others.