Bihar Sharif town of Pawapuri has also C.B.S.E. schools, notably including: Apart from these there are number of educational institutions and competitive centres here. Print media such as Dainik Jagran,Hindustan,Dainik Bhaskar,Prabhat Khabar,Aaj,I-next etc. are available as well as english newspapers include Times of India,The Hindu along with various types of magazines. Telecommunication networks are Jio,Airtel,Idea and Vodafone. Cinemas are most important source of entertainment in the city.There are a total of five cinema halls namely The city has many artefacts and relics of Buddhist and Jain heritage. (Mahavira, often regarded as the founder of Jainism, is said to have attained Nirvana at
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