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Nimitala is a place at Mollarpur town, near Fatepur, Birbhum district, West Bengal, India.
Here a shivalinga . Here a "smasan" i.e. burning place and a grand field is situated. A grand fair is held every year from shivaratri.
The name "Nimitala" come from 'Nirmalakseswara' shiva. Here the central temple is of Sri Sri Ramkrishna and Maa Sharada. [1]
Amba village is a village ( now ward / para) of Mollarpur. Amba is a mouza also. Here a primary school, a anganwari centre at Amba. It is Mollarpur III/XII. [2]
Amba or AMBA may refer to:
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