Parari

Parari, also called Heetan Parari or Hetan Parari, is an ancient farming village located in Bihar, India, between the modern cities of Patna and Varanasi. The exact location is 25 degrees 36.90 minutes North and 84 degrees 3.55 minutes East.

The village can be reached by travelling East by train from New Delhi to Buxar railway station, then from Buxar, Parari is seven miles north east towards the Ganges River.

chool

There is a school in Parari called the Baal Vikas Kendra (Centre for Child Development) that serves the local educational needs for both girls and boys. This school was founded in late 1989 by Mr. Bindeshwari Tripathi and his family. The school began as a simple hut and has flourished into a cement building over the past two decades. Funding has been from both local and foreign aid. This school emphasizes education as a means to improve the general human condition.

Tree planting programme

This village has established a tree planting programme that was started in the 1980s as a means to encourage the local population to plant more trees and to abstain from cutting down older trees. This program was spearheaded by Dr. Suresh Chandra Tiwari, born in Parari in the year 1927, who later, in 1969, received his doctorate in the field of Agronomy from University of Georgia (Athens, Georgia, USA).

Rajanikant Foundation

The village is in the process of starting the Rajanikant Foundation with the lofty goal of improving the human condition all over the globe. The focal point of this Foundation is to help people achieve excellence in the field of Science and Arts. The person spearheading this Foundation is Mr. Satish Tripathi.