Asurabandha

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Asurabandha
Village/Grama Panchayat
Asurabandha Location in Orissa, India
Coordinates: 19°45′N 84°25′E / 19.75°N 84.41°E / 19.75; 84.41
Country	India
State	Odisha
District	Ganjam
Asurabandha	1914
Government
• Type	Democratic
• Body	Grama Panchayat
Languages
• Official	Oriya
Time zone	UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN	761151
Telephone code	06819
Vehicle registration	OR-07/OD-07
Grama Panchayat	Asurabandha
Block	Surada
Sub-division	Bhanjanagar
Legislative Assembly Constituency	Surada
Website	odisha.gov.in

Asurabandha is a village/Grama Panchayat under Surada Block of Ganjam district in the state Odisha, India. It consists of 29 villages.

1. Asurabandha, 2. Balasi, 3. Bhagabanpur, 4. Dantalingi, 5. Dhepapalli, 6. Dullada, 7. Ganjana, 8. Gobindapur, 9. Gunduribadi, 10. Kaithapalli, 11. Kathagada, 12. Kharikuti, 13. Liundi, 14. Maniakati, 15. Mayangi, 16. Mentiamba, 17. Murgapalli, 18. Nahaganda, 19. Padareisuni, 20. Paniamba, 21. Parasuramnagar, 22. Patapalli, 23. Rumapalli, 24. Sahanaganda, 25. Sanakharikotti, 26. Sandhabali, 27. T.D.Gochha, 28. Tala Dantilingi, 29. Upara Dantilingi

• Ashramika High School, Asurabandha, Estd: 1985
• Upper Primary School, Asurabandha, Estd: 1965
• Nodal Upper Primary School, Dantalingi, Estd: 1918
• Nodal Upper Primary School, Bhagabanpur, Estd: 1925
• Nodal Upper Primary School, Dhepapalli, Estd: 1967
• Primary School, Asurabandha, Estd: 1914
• Primary School, Maniakathi, Estd: 1945
• Primary School, Mayangi, Estd: 1954
• Primary School, Gobindapur, Estd: 1956
• Primary School, Padareisuni, Estd: 1958
• Primary School, Gundiribadi, Estd: 1959
• Primary School, T.D.Gochha, Estd: 1961
• Primary School, Dullada, Estd: 1989
• Project Primary School, Kathagada, Estd: 2008
• Project Primary School, Rumapalli, Estd: 2008

• Maa Kandhuni Devi Temple, Padareisuni
  • It has very beautiful atmospheric surrounding at the temple side. Maa Kandhuni Devi was the tutelary deity of "Surada Royal Family". So, Raja Sandhadhanu Singh was also established Maa Kandhuni Devi's temple at Surada for daily worship purpose.

• Dantilingi Church, Dantilingi
  • This is a big church at the Dantilingi village. Every year a special worship is done in accordance to "Mother Lurdu Marry". She was very helpful for this local people and gave blessings for prosperity.