Jalley
Jale is a Block & City in Darbhanga district, it named after Jaleshwari sthan which is a pilgrimage site in rural area of Darbhanga. Jale Block consist of 95 Villages and 26 Panchayats. Ratanpur Mokari is the smallest Village and Rarhi is the biggest Village. It is in the 57 m elevation (altitude). Demographies. As of 2011 India census, Jale block had a population of approx. 37256. Males constitute 19222 of the population and females 18034. Jalley has an average literacy rate of 54.90%, which is less than the Bihar average of 61.80%: male literacy is 63.33% and, female literacy  is 45.87%. In Jalley, 19.53% of the population is under 6 years of age. Jale is a place where people of different languages and religions live. The source of Income is Business & Agriculture, which constitutes maximum towards the economy of Jale block. Post office, Block, Government Hospital, Government School & High School, College (up to graduation), Nurse Training centre, Police Station, State Bank of India, Indian Bank, ATM is also located in Jale. Education. There are some Education institutes also namely- Transport. The nearest railway station to Jalley is Jogiara (Station Code-JGA) which is just 2 km away. Jogiara connects  to Darbhanga via Deora Bandhauli Halt to the east and Sitamarhi to the west. It comes under ECR (East Central Railway) headquartered at Hajipur. There are three important railway lines: In jalley, five railway stations is active currently- Namely : Darbhanga is well connected with all the major cities throughout India: