Kaliachak I community development block

Kaliachak I covers 106 square kilometers of fertile land in West Bengal, supporting agricultural activities with a population density of 3,700 people per square kilometer.

The region originated from the ancient Pundravardhana territory, which formed the eastern part of the Gupta Empire before becoming part of Malda district in 1813.

The block maintains a demographic composition of 89 percent Islamic population, reflecting specific traditions and social practices across its 49 inhabited villages.

The administrative region provides essential services through multiple primary health centers, 110 primary schools, and maintains drinking water access in 48 villages.

The fertile soil of Kaliachak I contributes to extensive mango cultivation, participating in Malda district's production of langra and amrapali varieties across 25,500 hectares.

Location: Malda Sadar subdivision

Website: http://www.bdokaliachak1.in

Shares border with: English Bazar community development block, Kaliachak II community development block, Kaliachak III community development block

Website: http://bdokaliachak1.in

GPS coordinates: 24.80300,88.02900

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:15