Panskura community development block, Community development block in Tamluk subdivision, India.
Panskura is an administrative block in Tamluk subdivision located within Purba Medinipur district in West Bengal. The area comprises several inhabited villages connected by a network of ferry routes that facilitate movement between settlements.
The area was established as an administrative block following India's independence to better organize local services and development. Over time, administrative structures have been adjusted to meet the evolving needs of the communities.
Bengali is the primary language spoken by residents and shapes the rhythm of daily life. The community reflects both Hindu and Muslim traditions that are visible in local crafts, celebrations, and building styles.
All inhabited villages have access to electricity and drinking water, making visits comfortable. Multiple ferry services operate across the region and allow easy travel between different locations.
The region is known for rice farming, particularly Aman and Boro varieties, which shape rural life. Betelvine cultivation is also widespread and contributes to local economic activity.
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