Ghosi

Ghosi is a town in Mau district, Uttar Pradesh, India, having population around fifty thousand. Ghosi has a mixed community, with 58% Muslims and 41% Hindus. Ghosi is one of the oldest tehsils in Uttar Pradesh, with its own Loksabha and Vidhan Sabha seats.HistoryGhosi was established by its king Nahoos around 1535. He formerly lived at Qasba khas where he built his Palace at Court 'Koat', where ASI has found archaeological evidence of his rule.During the British Raj, Madhuban was the Koatwali of the region, and there was resistance to British rule.After Indian independence Ghosi became a Lok Sabha constituency (Hindi: घोसी लोक सभा निर्वाचन क्षेत्र) and also a Vidhan Sabha (legislative assembly) constituency. Lok Sabha constituency and Vidhan Sabha.GeographyGhosi is a city in the eastern part of the state of Uttar Pradesh in India. It is located at, and has an average elevation of 68 metres (223 feet). Ghosi is situated at plain 'Maidani Area' Ganges, Ghaghra, Tons and Tamsa riversAdministrationGhosi is a sub division in Mau District in Uttar Pradesh. The administration of the town is managed by S.D.M. This also Nagar Panchayat which have to elect by the peoples of Ghosi Urban areaEducationUp to Higher Secondary, local schools include Shamsul Olum High School, Askari Memorial High School, Oriental English School, Swami Vivekanand, Srasvati Vidya Mandir, Zainabia High School, St. Norbert, St. Xavier's high school, Adam Public School, Sarvoday Inter College,Jaish Kishan Inter College and G.M Convent School.