There are Five Divisions of West Bengal State. West Bengal Have 23 Districts with a Large Number of People.
The Divisons are
1) Malda Division
2) Burdwan Division
3) Jalpaiguri Division
4) Presidency Division
5) Medinipur Division
Each Division have 4 to 5 Districts.
Malda Division has Four Districts, Those are
Burdwan Division has Four Districts, Those are
Jalpaiguri Division has Five Districts, Those are
Presidency Division has Five Districts, Those are
Medinipur Division has Five Districts, Those are
Follow The Chart to Better Understand about The Divisions and District
| Malda division | Burdwan division | Jalpaiguri division |
| • Malda district • Uttar Dinajpur district • Dakshin Dinajpur district • Murshidabad district |
• Birbhum district • Hooghly district • Paschim Bardhaman district • Purba Bardhaman district |
• Alipurduar district • Cooch Behar district • Darjeeling district • Jalpaiguri district • Kalimpong district |
| Presidency division | Medinipur division |
| • Howrah district • Kolkata district • Nadia district • North 24 Parganas district • South 24 Parganas district |
• Bankura district • Jhargram district • Purulia district • Purba Medinipur district • Paschim Medinipur district |
New Digha beach is not only bigger than the old one, but might be considered a better one. It is clean and well-maintained and is not surrounded by a congested locality like the older beach.
Before getting to garpanchkot, you can have a trip to panchet dam which is about 15kms away from Garpanchkot, and is the largest dam in West Bengal (4.7 kms long).
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All of us know how huge the Kumbh Mela is in scale and how many people gather there every year.
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