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Char
Bhadrasan Upazila
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Char
Bhadrasan Upazila (faridpur district) area 133.59 sq km,
located in between 23°33' and 23°40' north latitudes and in between 89°53' and
90°07' east longitudes. It is bounded by harirampur (manikganj)
and dohar upazilas
on the north, sadarpur upazila on the south, Dohar upazila on
the east, faridpur sadar and nagarkanda upazilas on the west.
Population Total 76366; male 38069, female 38297;
Muslim 69645, Hindu 6685, Buddhist 33 and others 3.
Water
bodies Main
rivers: padma, Bhubaneshwar.
Administration Char Bhadrasan Thana was formed in 1914 and
it was turned into an upazila in 1983.
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Upazila
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Municipality
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Union
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Mouza
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Village
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Population
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Density (per sq km)
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Literacy rate (%)
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Urban
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Rural
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Urban
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Rural
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-
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4
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24
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88
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26215
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50151
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572
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39.2
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31.7
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Upazila Town
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Area
(sq km) |
Mouza
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Population
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Density
(per sq km) |
Literacy rate (%)
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27.82
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1
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26215
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942
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39.2
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Union
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Name of union and GO code
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Area (acre)
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Population
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Literacy rate (%)
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Male
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Female
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Gazirtek 76
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7853
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14599
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14658
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39.16
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Char Harirampur 38
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12373
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7083
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6944
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20.40
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Char Jhaukanda 57
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5199
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1593
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1413
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12.57
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Char Bhadrasan 19
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7972
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14794
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15282
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38.02
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Source Bangladesh Population Census 2001,
Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics.
Marks
of the War of Liberation Mass grave 1 (Char Jhaukanda), Memorial monument 2 (in
front of the office of Char Bhadrasan Muktijoddha Samsad and at Hajiganj
Bazar).
Religious
institutions Mosque
97, temple 10.
Literacy
rate and educational institutions Average literacy 34.3%; Male 37.2%, female 31.5%.
Educational institutions: college 1, secondary school 30, community school 4,
madrasa 9. Noted educational institutions: Char Bhadrasan Pilot High School
(1946), Char Hajiganj High School (1964).
Cultural
organisations Cinema
hall 1, community centre 4, playground 8.
Main
sources of income Agriculture
59.21%, non-agricultural labourer 2.66%, industry 0.72%, commerce 12.09%,
transport and communication 3.83%, service 7.13%, construction 2.46%, religious
service' 0.19%, rent and remittance 4.61% and others 7.11%.
Ownership
of agricultural land Landowner
53.56%, landless 46.44%; agricultural landowner: urban' 56.98% and rural
51.74%.
Main
crops Paddy,
wheat, jute, sugarcane, peanut, onion, garlic, lentil.
Extinct
or nearly extinct crops Sesame, linseed, kaun, kusumphul.
Main
fruits Papaya,
coconut, betel nut.
Fisheries,
dairies and poultries Fishery 21, dairy 8, poultry 23, hatchery 5, others 48.
Communication
facilities Pucca
road 50 km, semi-pucca road 40 km, mud road 200 km; waterways 26.99 nautical
miles.
Extinct
or nearly extinct traditional transport Palanquin.
Noted
manufactories Oil
mill, rice mill, flour mill, ice-cream factory, welding factory, bidi factory.
Cottage
industries Goldsmith,
blacksmith, bamboo work, cane work.
Hats,
bazars and fairs Hats
and bazars are 8, most noted of which are Hajiganj, Char Bhadrasan, Maulvir
Char bazars.
Main
exports Sugarcane
molasses, onion, garlic, peanut, lentil, jute.
Access
to electricity All
the unions of the upazila are under rural electrification net-work. However
19.38% (urban 33.59% and rural 11.83%) of the dwelling households have access
to electricity.
Sources
of drinking water Tube-well
95.91%, tap 0.29%, pond 0.46% and others 3.34%.
Sanitation 45.29% (urban 56.25% and rural 39.47%) of
dwelling households of the upazila use sanitary latrines and 47.30% (urban
36.45% and rural 53.06%) of dwelling households use non-sanitary latrines;
7.41% (urban 7.41% and rural 7.47%) of households do not have latrine facilities.
Health
centres Upazila
health complex 1, family planning centre 8, union health centre 3, satellite
clinic 2, community clinic 27, clinic 4.
NGO
activities Operationally
important NGOs are brac, asa. [Masud Reza]
Charbhadrasan or Char Bhadrasan (Bengali: চরভদ্রাসন) is an Upazila of Faridpur District in the Division of Dhaka,Bangladesh
Charbhadrasan the name: Calisnasera decades of the nineteenth century. The ahammada brelabhi agnisphulinga the youth movement of the ohabi utsbargita life. The fire bhababege makima saradarera consciousness. Kanai was makima pharidapurera the overload sikadarera peyada and the anjalera Tagore's boss. Makima carancalera farmers are organized. Is to provide tax. It is driven Tagore's nayeba gomasatma. Lathiyala excited overload sends his team organized. They were defeated and driven out makimera team. He spoke of his makima Char area. Requested the British government to take measures to biramnaddhe makimera overload. GI tell the asamudra Himachal flame war. British army moves to curb makimake. Lathira suramna with the gun fight. Mahima sadalabale was defeated and captured. Abala old English village on the edge of banitake dbapamatmare sent. He was killed in battle makima. Makima saradarera killed after being landed in a decent group of people - from the outset. The area has janasramnati tadanimatmana British government bureaucrats kalektareta high Charbhadrasa that the ships anchor at a place called kalyanapura. The area is bhayabhiti kalyanapurera people. After some days the people of his area and took the sahebake. Sahebadera food, dishes kosana sababaraha and hospitality of the minds. The idea was sahebadera caranjalera savage people, and idara lathiyala nature. I'm glad they are using the name of the people, and Mitt Charbhadrasan.
The history of the present
Padma rebel broken - build a surge of pain in the chest and down the city in memory of standing Charbhadrasan 4 kimi away. 06 years since the partition of Bengal 1911. Padma River, forcing the pirates killed - kharabira extreme conditions prevailing. But the background of the Year at the char salepur was established after the breakdown of a police phari carasalepura. It was established in 1914 during the First World War bibhisikamaya scary Charbhadrasan station. In 1954, the Padma fell chobale 05-minute interval in the wind in front of the police headquarters byathatura catch the eyes of the audience. Carahajiganje office is transferred to the police station. In 1977 it was moved again to 09 adjoining acres bhukhandera on the market today Charbhadrasan loharatekh River. The town has a grip on catastrophic child, ground, building. I have been away from the bottomless gahabara. Chinnamula farmers are tempted to incur the pain of the arrow. Calisera decades of the nineteenth century. The next ohabi ahammada brelati agnisphulinge the youth movement dedicated to the life of society. At the Enliven makima saradarera consciousness. Kanai was makima pharidapurera the overload region sikadarera Tagore's peyada and boss. Makima organize farmers carancalera. Is to provide tax. Tagore's nayeba gomasta is driven. Lathiyala excited overload sends his team organized. They were defeated and driven out makimera team. It is independent of the Char area makima. Requested the British government to take action against overload makimera. British army moves to curb makimake. The gun battle began with a stick. Makima sadalabale was defeated and captured. British troops were sent to the village on the edge of abala banitake dbipantare old. Makimake killed. The overload their choice of decent people in the class at the outset of the game. Caramakima was a village. But the Padma River sarbagrasi bhangane absorb it.
The legs of the circuit - the local people diksaya novice. In 1968, the college was established Charbhadrasan. Tadanimatmana SD Alhaj ejedaema night ekamatma Abedin's personal efforts and establishing dedicated to the life of the College Principal, Mr. ayaharamnala and former government was established under the leadership of Mr. MP gentlemen. The establishment of the direct and indirect emaenae Mr. eyada. HOWLADER and emaenae eyada of Adel. They contribute to the bakaula. Suramna released in February 1971. Late Mr. Jalal Uddin led to a muktiyoddhera team is composed of the districts. They have to be taken to a camp in the current management and the agricultural and residential to office - is in koyatare. Year, as well as for the overall management of a committee is formed. Faridpur Sadar Upazila in the district with a song called nararatek board in front of pakasenadera samare and the one who has the courage taramnana Mr. Yunus. In the foreground was the commander of Mr. Jalal Uddin ahammed. In 1983, the Upazila up - grade districts are rupamatmarita. Jenabela mahababatajana caudhura Major (Retd), the up - geda namaphalaka unveiled. As the executive officer, Mr. KM nuramnala 01-01-1983 In Huda joined. In 1985, the 1st Assembly elections, Mr. Md. Abul Hossain was appointed as the Chairman. In this way up - as well as the grade of the development activities through janapratinidhira is suramna. Su - In the 19 years since the 008 is currently the Chairman of the Council of the Assembly elections in the former re-elected as Chairman of the Council has been involved in the activities.
Great Sharat Chandra Tikadar was born in this upazila. He was as well as a doctor (Ayurveda), social worker and was the member of district board.) Only one son of Sheikh Abdur Rob Mia, Designer Mohammad Golam Mostafa.Also known as Mostafa Al Sheikh (مصطفى الشيخ) born in 13 June 1982, in this upazilla.
Geography
Charbhadrasan is located at 23.5583°N 90.0833°E . It has 12415 households and total area 141.59 km². The Geographical position: Charbhadrasan size of a small area. Padma was happy to note that it depends on the size and range. North - South travel through the Doha lauhajam Harirampur in the east - Sadarpur the south, in the south - west of Nagarakanda and west - north - Faridpur Sadar Upazila.
Demographics
As of the 1991 Bangladesh census, Charbhadrasan has a population of 69876. Males constitute 51.36% of the population, and females 48.64%. This Upazila's eighteen up population is 34758. Charbhadrasan has an average literacy rate of 20.5% (7+ years), and the national average of 32.4% literate.[2]
Administration
Charbhadrasan has 4 Unions/Wards, 25 Mauzas/Mahallas, and 129 villages.Administration Charbhadrasan thana was established in 1914 at Charsalehpur. It was turned into an upazila in 1983. The upazila consists of 4 union parishads, 27 mouzas and 138 villages.
See also
Faridpur District, Bangladesh
Faridpur district is located in the central part of Bangladesh.
The region has an ancient and historical heritage. The previous name of the
region was “Fatehabad”. Current Faridpur was named after the great Sufi
saint “Shah Sheikh Fariduddin” in 12Th century. During the East India Company period, the region was
famous for indigo cultivation. The banks of the rivers Garai, Madhumati,
Barasia, Chandana, Kumar etc are greatly used for indigo cultivation. The main
Indigo Headquarter was located in Mirganj of Alfadangha upazila. In 1862
Faridpur town was declared as a municipality. During the Pakistan period,
Faridpur was a sub- division under Dacca (current Dhaka) division. After the
liberation of Bangladesh, Faridpur was divided into five district named
Gopalganj, Rajbari, Madaripur, Shariatpur and Faridpur under the
decentralization program of the formerly Bangladesh government in 1984. The
area of current Faridpur district is 2052.86 Sq Km.
Bordered By: Faridpur District is bordered by Manikganj and Rajbaridistricts to the north, Gopalganj district to the south, Munshiganj, Madaripurand
a part of Dhaka
district to the
east, Magura, Narail and Rajbari districts
to the west.
Administration: Faridpur district is
under Dhaka Division. There are 04 Municipalities in Faridpur named Faridpur,
Boalmari, Nagorkanda and Vanga. The number of Upazilla (sub district) in
Faridpur district is 09, named- Faridpur Sadar, Modhukhali, Boalmari,
Alfadanga, Saltha, Nagorkanda, Vanga, Sadarpur and Charvadrashan containing 67
Unions, 564 Mauzas and 919 Villages.
Population: The total population of Faridpur district is
19,12,969 (Male- 9,42,245 and Female- 9,70,724). sex ratio is 97:100, population
density 932/Sq Km and annual growth rate is 0.84%.
Literacy: The Literacy Rate of Faridpur district is
49.00% (Male- 50.30% and Female- 47.70%), school attendance rate is 54.80% for
5 to 24 years age group.
Other Important Data: The postal code of
Faridpur district is 7800 and NWD Code is 0631. Total Parliament seat in
Faridpur is 04. Urbanization rate of the district is 14.17%.
Rivers: Dhaleshari, Padma, Meghna, Shitalakha, Isamoti, Kumar, Arial
Kha, Gorai, Chandana etc.
Agro Products : Paddy, Jute, Potato, Palm, Date, Vegetables, Oil seeds etc.
Remarkable
Personalities from Faridpur District
Achinta Kumar
Sengupta(Writer), Ajit Kumar Chakroborti (Writer), A. N. M. Bazlur Rashid (Poet
and Writer), Mohakobi Alaol, Kazi Abdul Odud (Poet), Fanivushan Majumder
(Writer), Kazi Motaher Hossain(Writer), Kanai Lal Shil, Khirod Chandra
Mukharjee, Abul Kalam Samsuddin (Writer), Palli Kobi Jasim Uddin, Porimol
Gossami, Birsheresta Munshi Abdur Rouf, Eaqube Ali Chowdhury (Writer), Romesh
Chandra Majumder (Historian), Sunil Kumar Mukharjee (Writer), Sufi Motahar
Hossain (Writer), Humayan Kabir (Poet), Rajia Khan, Nawab Abdul Latif (Social
Worker), Mrinal Sen etc.
Faridpur Sadar Upazila
Geography
Faridpur Sadar is located at 23.5958°N 89.8306°E. It has
60454 households and total area 407.02 km².
Demographics
At the 1991 Bangladesh census, Faridpur
Sadar had a population of 335,386, of whom 176,469 were aged 18 or older. Males
constituted 51.91% of the population, and females 48.09%. Faridpur Sadar had an
average literacy rate of 34.2% (7+ years), against the national average of
32.4%.[2]
Administrative
Faridpur Sadar has 14 Unions/Wards, 197 Mauzas/Mahallas, and
298 villages.
Elected Chairmen of Faridpur Upazila Council
Imran Hossain Chowdhury (Jatiya Party) [1984-1989]
Advocate Alhajj Md. Shamsul Haque aka Bhola Master (Awami
League)
Khondker Mohtesham Hossain Babor (AWAMI LEAGUE) [Acting
Upazila Chairman, Faridpur Sadar Upazila]
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