Bamangola community development block

Bamangola is an administrative block in the Malda Sadar subdivision comprising many villages and agricultural communities spread across the region. The area consists of rural settlements where farming and traditional ways of life shape how people live day to day.

This region emerged from administrative reorganization following Bengal's partition in 1947 and became part of independent India. The block structure continues to shape how local communities connect with larger urban centers in the district.

The population of 143,906 residents maintains traditional practices, with Hinduism representing 89 percent and Islam 8 percent of religious adherence.

Visitors can use several bus routes and rail connections to explore the various villages and settlements across the block. It helps to allow time for local transportation and understand the rural roads to navigate through the scattered communities.

The literacy statistics reveal 86,891 educated individuals against 57,015 non-literate residents, highlighting educational development needs within the block.