"Jashpur" is completely a rural area where more than 95% of the population lives in villages. It is located in the north-east of the state of Chhattisgarh, which is especially known for its natural beauty, biodiversity and archaeological remains. Its history has been very confusing, which has been affected many times due to the merger of many states and districts. The name of "Jashpur" was earlier Yashpur which later became Jagdishpur and finally today we know it as Jashpur. Nasha Mukti Kendra in Jashpur also has two archaeological sites named Khudia Rani and Gondwana Mahadev. Jashpur has the largest population of Oraon, Kawar, Gond, and Korwa people who are mainly in Jashpur Nagar and Pathalgaon. The economy is based on agriculture where many varieties of rice are grown. Gurukul Arts Commerce and Science College, Thakur Shobha Singh Government College and Loyola College Kunkuri are prominent in educational institutions. Jashpur has total eight tehsils - Pathalgaon, Bagicha, Farsabhar, Jashpur, Kunkuri, Kansabel, Manora, and Duldula.