Cooch Behar I community development block, Administrative block in Cooch Behar Sadar subdivision, India.
Cooch Behar I is an administrative block in West Bengal comprising around 142 villages linked by water and power networks. The region spreads across farmland and fishing ponds that sustain the local economy.
This administrative area formed during West Bengal's reorganization to direct rural development efforts more effectively. The structure allowed villages to receive better services and infrastructure support.
Bengali is spoken by most people here and shapes how communities interact daily. Religious practices and local celebrations weave through the rhythm of village life.
The area is accessible through roads and waterways linking the various villages together. Visitors should be aware of agricultural activities and seasonal conditions that shape daily life.
The block is a significant fish producer, with breeding and management happening in local water bodies. This fishing economy visibly shapes the land and complements agriculture.
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