Dinhata II community development block, Administrative block in Dinhata subdivision, India.
Dinhata II is an administrative block located in Cooch Behar district within West Bengal. The area consists of flat, low-lying terrain containing about 119 inhabited villages with electricity and drinking water access throughout.
The block was established as an administrative unit to support local governance and development in the Dinhata region. Over time, the population grew steadily, reflecting increasing settlement and economic activity in the area.
Bengali language forms the primary medium of communication for 98.69 percent of residents, with Hindus comprising 63.11 percent and Muslims 36.68 percent of the population.
Most villages are well equipped with basic services and generally accessible. Visitors will find agriculturally focused areas with traditional village layouts throughout the region.
The local economy is heavily driven by agriculture, with many people working as farm laborers or independent farmers. This agricultural foundation has long shaped the daily rhythms and work patterns of the community.
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