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    This document summarizes information about Pipra Madangopal, a district in Uttar Pradesh, India. It discusses that Pipra Madangopal experiences frequent, devastating floods annually. It also notes that the district has a disaster management plan in place. Additionally, it provides details about transportation and facilities in Pipra Madangopal, including that it is well connected by rail and has an important railway station, and lists notable people from the district.

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    This document summarizes information about Pipra Madangopal, a district in Uttar Pradesh, India. It discusses that Pipra Madangopal experiences frequent, devastating floods annually. It also notes that the district has a disaster management plan in place. Additionally, it provides details about transportation and facilities in Pipra Madangopal, including that it is well connected by rail and has an important railway station, and lists notable people from the district.

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    This document summarizes information about Pipra Madangopal, a district in Uttar Pradesh, India. It discusses that Pipra Madangopal experiences frequent, devastating floods annually. It also notes that the district has a disaster management plan in place. Additionally, it provides details about transportation and facilities in Pipra Madangopal, including that it is well connected by rail and has an important railway station, and lists notable people from the district.

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    <title> Pipra Madangopal</title>

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    <h1> <center> Welcome to Pipra Madangopal </center></h1>

    <h2> Welcome to Pipra Madangopal </h2>

    <p> Pipra Madangopal is one of the most flood vulnerable districts in


    Eastern Uttar Pradesh. Data over the past 100 years show a considerable increase in the intensity and
    frequency of floods, with extreme events occurring every three to four years. Roughly 20% of the
    population is affected by floods, which are an annual occurrence in some areas, causing huge loss of
    life, health and livelihoods for the poor inhabitants, as well as damage to public and private property.
    [4]

    Research from the Climate and Development Knowledge shows that measures are in place
    to mitigate disaster risk in the form of the Pipra Madangopal District Disaster Management Plan.
    </p>

    <h2><center> Railway </center></h2>

    <p>Pipra Madangopal is well connected through rail network and


    <b> Pipra Madangopal railway station is one of the important stations in the area,</b> as it serves as
    the headquarters of North Eastern zone of the Indian Railways.

    The station offers Class A railway station facilities. On 6 October 2013, Pipra Madangopal
    has the world's Longest Railway platform, after inauguration of the remodelled Pipra Madangopal
    Yard, with a stretch of around 1.36 kilometres (0.85 mi).

    </p>

    <b>Pipra Madangopal</b> is the headquarters of North Eastern Railways.

    <h2> Facility </h2>

    <ol type="A">

    <li> Railway</li>

    <li> Bus</li>

    <li> Collage</li>

    <li> Temple </li>

    <li> Air-port</li>

    </ol>

    <ol type="1">

    <li> Railway</li>

    <li> Bus</li>

    <li> Collage</li>

    <li> Temple </li>

    <li> Air-port</li>
    </ol>

    <h2> Notable people</h2>

    <ul>

    <li>Paramahansa Yogananda, Yoga Guru, Founder of Self-Realization Fellowship/Yogoda


    Satsanga Society of India. Born here January 5, 1893.</li>

    <li>Vir Bahadur Singh – Former Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh.</li>

    <li>Yogi Adityanath – Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and
    Former Member of Parliament who had represented Pipra Madangopal in the Lok Sabha (lower house
    of the Indian Parliament) from 1998 to 2017 and Mahanth of Gorakhnath Temple.</li>

    <li>Raghupati Sahay, writer, critic</li>

    <li> Shakir Ali, barrister</li>

    <li>Ram Upendra Das, economist</li>

    <li>Mahmood Farooqui Indian writer, artist and director</li>

    <li> Narendra Hirwani international cricket player</li>

    <li>Syed Modi, badminton player, winner of Arjuna Award</li>

    <li>Asit Sen Bollywood and Bengali</li>

    <li>Jimmy Shergill, actor</li>

    <li> Saurabh Shukla, actor</li>

    <li>Kedarnath Singh, poet, critic</li>

    <li>Amrapali Dubey, actress</li>

    <li>Lilavati Singh, educator</li>

    <li>Ravi Dubey, actor</li>

    <li>Anurag Kashyap, Filmmaker</li>

    <li>Leopold Amery, British Cabinet Minister</li>

    </ul>

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    <tr>

    <th>S.NO</th>

    <th>NAME</th>

    <th>CLASS</th>

    <th>ROLL NO</th>

    <th>COURSE</th>

    <th>ADDRESS</th>

    <th>CONTACT NO</th>

    <th>E-MAIL_id</th>

    </tr>

    <tr>

    <td>1 </td>

    <td> Rakesh</td>

    <td> 2nd IT </td>

    <td>17MBA23 </td>

    <td>MBA</td>

    <td>Nagloi </td>

    <td>+918545866072 </td>

    <td>rams.ry26@gmail.com </td>

    </tr>

    <tr>

    <td>2 </td>

    <td> Kuldeep</td>
    <td> 3rd IT </td>

    <td>17MBA45 </td>

    <td>MBA</td>

    <td>Lucknow </td>

    <td>+918318060296 </td>

    <td>kirarisulemannagar@gmail.com </td>

    </tr>

    <tr>

    <td>3 </td>

    <td> Sachin</td>

    <td> 2ND IT </td>

    <td>17MBA63 </td>

    <td>MBA</td>

    <td>Bahadurgarh </td>

    <td>+919810119246 </td>

    <td>yadavrp440@gmail.com </td>

    </tr>

    </center>

    </table>

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