Malda division, Administrative division in West Bengal, India
Malda division is an administrative region in northern West Bengal that brings together four separate districts under one governing structure. These districts handle their own local matters while coordinating through the central office in Malda city.
The region was created in 2016 as a new administrative unit when it separated from the older Jalpaiguri division. This reorganization happened to better manage the growing population and needs of the northern part of the state.
Islam and Hinduism shape the daily life and traditions of communities across the four districts in distinct ways. This religious diversity shows itself in local celebrations, architectural styles, and how neighbors interact.
It helps to start your visit by understanding that the region spreads across four districts, each with its own character and connections. Getting around means you'll need to travel between different areas, so planning routes between them makes sense.
The region is known for growing mangoes, especially the Fazli variety, which sell in markets around the world. Farmers in local villages grow this fruit as a major part of their livelihoods and trade.
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