Boragori

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Boragori
Village
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Boragori
Location in West Bengal, India
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Boragori
Boragori (India)
Coordinates: 23°07′51″N88°09′47″E / 23.130825°N 88.162971°E / 23.130825; 88.162971
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State West Bengal
District Hooghly
Elevation
20.5 m (67.3 ft)
Population
 (2011)
  Total1,548
Languages
  Official Bengali, English
  Other Language Santali
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
712134
Lok Sabha constituency Hooghly
Vidhan Sabha constituency Pandua
Website https://sites.google.com/site/boragoriwestbengalindia/

Boragori is a village of Hooghly District under Pandua police station and Berela-Kochmali Gram Panchayet in West Bengal. Boragori is the only village in this area that has 100% Hindu population.

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Geography

Boragori is located in West Bengal. It has an average elevation of 20.5 meters. This village surrounded by some villages, Panpara, Gokuldanga to the north, Berela, Abodpara, Moglompur to the south, Kochmali to the east, Debipur and Burdwan District to the west. By road Boragori is connected by G.T Road SH 13 (formerly NH 2B). Boragori is the last village of Hooghly District to the north, border of Burdwan District. The nearest rail station is Debipur, Memari I. Boinchi is the nearest major town that is connected with Boragori by GT Road.

Demographics

A foolball match is going to be started at Roypara ground.Football is famous at Boragori Debkumar Roy file.jpg
A foolball match is going to be started at Roypara ground.Football is famous at Boragori

Facilities and rducation

This village has one primary school "Boragori S.N Primary School" [1] one health center.[ citation needed ] and two Cold Storage.


Temples and deity

Maa Kali Mata or Maa Manasha mandir is situated in this village. Baba Gopikanta, main deity of Roy family of this village, it is a around 800 years old statue. There are 3 old terracotta temples situated.

Economy

This village is covered by pure agricultural lands. In this village there are two Cold Storages, one milk factory, a cotton factory, and many different types of small industries. Kochmali-Boragori Krishi Unnayan Samabay Samity Ltd. is a co-operative bank of this village. Economically healthy. This co-operative is dealer of Hindustan Petroleum, IFFCO.[ citation needed ]

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References

  1. "School of Boragori".