In the Indian state of Bihar, Chandi is a tiny town near Nalanda.

The Hindu goddess Chandi Devi, in honor of whom the town has a dedicated temple, is the source of the town’s name.

Chandi developed quickly between 2005 and 2010.[Reference required]

Whereabouts
The town of Chandi is in the Chandi Tehsil of the Nalanda District in the Indian state of Bihar. It is situated 17.3 kilometers from Bihar Sharif, the district’s largest city, and 42 km from Patna, the state’s largest city.

Chandi Tehsil consists of the following villages: Dayalpur, Kurthia, Akair, Gonkura, Darveshpur, Yogiya, Gokhulpur, Dasturpar, Araut, Raitha, Jalalpur, Gaudhapar, Hasanchak, Hasni, Kurthiya, Madhopur, Mahkar, Sinduara, Bramasthan, and Salehpur. Additionally, there is one village called Gunjarchak. One of the well-known villages in Chandi tehsil is Tulsigarh, which is roughly