Chhotaki Ramnaga

Chhotki Ramnaga छोटकी रामनगार
Village development committee
Country	Nepal
Zone	Lumbini Zone
District	Rupandehi District
Population (1991)
• Total	4,791
Time zone	Nepal Time (UTC+5:45)
Area code(s)	071

Chhotki Ramnaga is a village development committee in Rupandehi District of Lumbini Zone, southern (Western development Region) Nepal. At the time of the 1991 Nepal census it had a population of 4791 people living in 761 individual households.^[1]

Cultural Place

Ramjanki Mandir

Temple of Ramjanki (Durga Maa)

Ramjanki Mandir is situated in Narayanapur village of Chhotki Ramnagar /Lumbini. This temple has their own value of Hinduism. Father of Mr. SatyaDev, Mr. BasuDev and Mr. DharamDev, Late Mr. Jagnaryan (Dev) donate 40 Kattha Farm Lands to Ramjanki Temple, Estd. on 2009 B.S. (according to Nepali Calendar).

References

A. Current VDC security Mr. Salikram Rijal- 98470
B. Birth Place of "A real farmers leader Dev ."

↑ "Nepal Census 2001". Nepal's Village Development Committees. Digital Himalaya. Archived from the original on 12 October 2008. Retrieved 8 December 2008.

Rupandehi District

Headquarter: Siddharthanagar

Aama Amari Amawa Marchawar Amuwa Paschim Asurena Babhani Bagaha Bagauli Bairghat Balarampur Bangai Bangai Marchwar Baragadewa Barsauli Basantapur Betakuiya Bisunpura Bodabar Bogadi Butwal Sub-metropolitan Municipality Chhipagada Chhotki Ramnarag Chilhiya Dayanagar Devadaha Dhakadhai Dhamauli Gajedi Gangoliya Gonaha Hanaiya Hati Bangai Hati Pharsatika Jogada Kamahariya Karauta Karmahawa Kataya Kerbani Khadawa Bangai Lumbini Sanskritik Municipality Madhabaliya Mainahiya Man Materiya Man Pakadi Maryadpur Motipur Padsari Pajarkatli Pakadi Sakron Parsa Patekhauli Pharena Pharsatikar Pharsatikarhati Piprahawa Pokharvindi Rayapur Roinihawa Rudrapur Sadi Sainamaina Municipality Saljhundi Samera Marchwar Siddharthanagar Municipality Semalar Sikatahan Silautiya Sipawa Sauraha Pharsatikar Suryapura Tamnagar Tarkulaha Tharki Thumhawa Piprahawa Tilottama Municipality

Chhotki Ramnager

Headquarter: Naryanapur

Naryanapur Jagnarayan Belahiya Majhauli Majhauli Jamuhani Betealiya Kewataliya Bindraban

Coordinates: 27°33′N 83°34′E / 27.550°N 83.567°E / 27.550; 83.567

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