Q01What is the pincode of Baram?
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The pincode of Baram, Mohammad Bazar block, Birbhum district, West Bengal is 731127. The post office is Md.Bazar.
Q02Which post office delivers to Baram?
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Mail for Baram is delivered through Md.Bazar post office, pincode 731127, in Mohammad Bazar block, Birbhum district. Use the full village name and the pincode on envelopes and courier forms.
Q03In which district is Baram located?
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Baram is a village in Mohammad Bazar block of Birbhum district, West Bengal, India.
Q04What is the population of Baram as per Census 2011?
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As per the 2011 Census, Baram village has a population of 453 across 115 households.
Q05Who is the sarpanch of Baram?
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The current sarpanch of Baram gram panchayat is SUKUMAR HANSDA.
Q06Which Lok Sabha constituency is Baram in?
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Baram falls under the Birbhum Lok Sabha constituency (PC #42) of West Bengal.
Q07Which Vidhan Sabha (assembly) constituency is Baram in?
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Baram falls under the Sainthia assembly constituency (AC #289) of West Bengal.
Q08What is the literacy rate in Baram?
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The Census 2011 literacy rate for Baram village is 69.3%.
Q09What is the sex ratio in Baram?
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The Census 2011 sex ratio for Baram village is 970 females per 1,000 males.
Q10What government schemes are applicable for residents of Baram?
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12 schemes currently match residents of Baram, including Kanyashree Prakalpa, Lakshmir Bhandar, Yuvashree Arpan. Eligibility, benefits, and apply links are listed on the village page.
Q11How far is Baram from Birbhum district centre?
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Baram is approximately 13 km (straight-line) from the centre of Birbhum district. See "How to reach" on the village page for directions.
Q12What is the LGD code of Baram?
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The Local Government Directory (LGD) code of Baram village is 316888.
Q13Which is the nearest town to Baram?
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Mayureswar (population 11,142, Census 2011) is the nearest large settlement, about 18 km from Baram in a straight line.
Q14How big is Baram compared to other villages in Mohammad Bazar block?
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Baram ranks 97 of 158 villages in Mohammad Bazar block by Census 2011 population (453 residents).
Q15How far is Baram from Kolkata?
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Baram is about 173 km from Kolkata in a straight line (the state capital of West Bengal); by road expect roughly 224 km.
Q16How far is Baram from Delhi?
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Baram is about 1157 km from Delhi in a straight line; by road expect roughly 1504 km.
Q17Which is the nearest railway station to Baram?
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Kunuri is the nearest railway station to Baram, about 5 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). By road expect roughly 6 km.
Q18Which is the nearest hospital or health centre to Baram?
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Puranagram Hospital is the nearest hospital or health centre to Baram, about 6 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). By road expect roughly 8 km.
Q19Which is the nearest ATM or bank to Baram?
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UCO Bank is the nearest ATM or bank to Baram, about 9 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). By road expect roughly 11 km.
Q20Which is the nearest petrol pump to Baram?
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Tibriwala Petrol Pump is the nearest petrol pump to Baram, about 9 km away in a straight line (OpenStreetMap). By road expect roughly 11 km.
Q21Who is the MLA of Baram?
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Baram falls under Sainthia assembly constituency (AC 289). The sitting MLA is Krishna Kanta Saha (BJP).
Q22Who is the MP for Baram?
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Baram is in Birbhum Lok Sabha constituency. The sitting Member of Parliament is Satabdi Roy (Trinamool Congress).
Q23What is the population of Baram in 2026?
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Baram is estimated at 534 people in 2026, up about 18% from 453 in the 2011 Census (projection from the state growth rate; the next Census will replace it).
Q24Which agro-climatic zone is Baram in?
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West Bengal falls in the Lower Gangetic Plains zone (rice, jute, potato; humid) of the ICAR classification; Baram in Birbhum district shares that zone's cropping pattern and rainfall regime.
Q25Who is the sarpanch of Baram?
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SUKUMAR HANSDA is the sarpanch of Baram gram panchayat, Mohammad Bazar block. See the sarpanch list of Mohammad Bazar block for every gram panchayat.
Answers are auto-built from the village's verified record. If something is wrong, residents can correct it after claiming the village.