Taldangra community development block

Taldangra is a community development block in the Khatra subdivision of West Bengal's Bankura district. The area spans approximately 349 square kilometers of largely rural land with a low-lying topography.

The region was ruled by the Hindu Rajas of Bishnupur from the 7th century until British colonial control began in the 18th century. This lengthy period of local rule left lasting marks on the administrative structure and cultural heritage.

Hindu, Muslim, and tribal communities coexist in this region, each maintaining distinct religious practices and celebrations that shape local life. These traditions remain visible in festivals, rituals, and social gatherings throughout the villages.

Healthcare services are provided through a rural hospital and several primary health centers scattered across the block. Medical facilities are limited in scope and designed to serve a dispersed population with basic needs.

The majority of workers are agricultural laborers who cultivate different rice varieties adapted to seasonal patterns throughout the year. This diversity in farming methods reflects deep knowledge of local climate conditions.

Location: Khatra subdivision

Elevation above the sea: 74 m

Shares border with: Simlapal community development block, Khatra community development block, Indpur community development block, Onda community development block, Garhbeta I community development block, Garhbeta II community development block

GPS coordinates: 23.02000,87.11000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:02