Contai I community development block

Contai I is an administrative unit that includes multiple villages spread across a low-lying coastal area in West Bengal. The block encompasses several rural settlements connected by local roads and organized under a single administrative center.

This administrative block was created as part of a national program that started in 1952 to strengthen rural communities across India. The establishment reflected efforts to improve local governance and support agricultural development in rural areas.

Local village councils shape how decisions are made and resources are shared among residents. These governance structures are where the community discusses and addresses everyday needs and development projects.

The area can be reached via local roads that connect the various villages and administrative center. During monsoon seasons, some paths may become difficult to navigate, so planning your visit for drier months is advisable.

A Block Development Officer oversees operations and works with technical specialists to design programs specifically suited to the area's agricultural needs. This tailored approach to rural development makes it worth understanding how grassroots administration adapts to local conditions.

Location: Contai subdivision

Elevation above the sea: 3 m

Shares border with: Ramnagar II community development block, Egra II community development block, Contai III community development block, Deshapran community development block

GPS coordinates: 21.74866,87.65296

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:03