Chalan Beel

Chalan Beel of Natore Chalan Beel Chalan Beel Location: Rajshahi Division Coordinates: 24.52°N 89.01°E Primary inflows: Atrai River and 46 others Basin countries: Bangladesh Surface area: 26 km2 (10 sq mi) Average depth: 2 m (6.6 ft) Max. depth: 4 m (13 ft) Chalan Beel (Bengali: চলনবিল) is a wetland in Bangladesh. It is a large inland depression, marshy in character, with rich flora and fauna. Forty-seven rivers and other waterways flow into the Chalan Beel. As silt builds up in the beel, its size is being reduced. Pictures of Chalan Beel A villege showing in Chal

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Manab Bandhan (Human Protest) in Natore District for "Increasing Age of Job access limits (30-35)"

Increasing Age of Job Access Limits (30-35) Manabbandhan in Natore "Step up Age,  Give the Opportunity" - Through this slogan, the students of Natore District organise a Human protest (Manab Bandhan) for "Increasing Age of Job access limits (30-35)" in front of Natore District Press Club on yesterday (8 February, 2014) at Morning 11:00AM. Manabbandhan in Natore for Increasing Age of Job access limits (30-35) Organized by:  The students of Natore District ---------------------------------------------- Convenor- Md. Nur Hossain (Munna) Joint Convenor- Ashit Kumar

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Natore Rajbari the king palace of Pagla Raja

Natore Rajbari Also known as: Pagla Raja's Palace, Natore Palace Location: Bangladesh Rajshahi, Bangladesh Established: (1716-1795)18th century  Style: Classical Roman style Covered area: 50.42 acre Natore Rajbari (also known as Pagla Raja's Palace, Natore Palace) was a prominent royal palace in Natore, Bangladesh. It was the residence and seat of the Rajshahi Raj family of zamindars. Famous queen Rani Bhabani lived here and after the death of her husband, expanded both the estate and the palace. Natore Rajbari History Natore Zamindari was one of the largest Zamin

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Sub-district and Union of Natore

Sub-district and Union in Natore There are 6 Sub-district and 52 Union in Natore district of Bangladesh which are listed below: SerialSub-District/ UpazilaUnion 1Natore Sadar1) Vrommopur, 2) Madhnagar, 3) Khajura, 4) Piprul, 5) Biprobelaghariya, 6) chatni, 7) tebariya, 8) dighapatiya , 9) Laxmipur Kholabariya, 10) Borohorispur, 11) Kafuriya, 12) Halasa 2Singra1) Sukas, 2) Dahiya, 3) Italy, 4) Kolom, 5) Chamari, 6) Hatiyandaha, 7) Lalor, 8) Sherkol, 9) Tajapur, 10) Chaugram, 11) Chatardighee, 12) Ramananda Khajura 3Gurudaspur1) Nazirpur, 2) Biyaghat, 3) Khu

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District Map of Natore

Natore District Map Natore in Google Maps View Larger Map of Natore Map of Natore District District Map of Natore Information of Natore District: Area of Natore: 1896.05 sq. km. Natore Bounded by: Naogaon and Bogra districts on the north, Pabna and Kushtia districts on the south, Pabna and Sirajganj districts on the east, Rajshahi district on the west. Profile of Natore: Natore subdivision was established in 1845 under Rajshahi district and it was turned into a district in 1984. It consists of 6 upazilas, 4 municipalities, 36 wards, 93 mahallas, 52 unions, 1

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About Natore

NATORE The Northern Districtrict of the country with an area of about 1896.05 Kilometre² (Square kilometre), Natore is surrounded by Bogra to the North, Sirajgonj to be East, Pabna to the South, Rajshahi to the West and a portion of North-West to Noagoan. Natore districtrict city based on the bank of the river "Narod". We called this river "Narod Nod". Now in Natore districtrict the heritage river of "Narod" is going across to finish. Natore District Natore Sub-division was established in 1845. But Natore Police Sub-division was introduced since 1829. It was declared as a distr

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Uttara Gano Bhaban of Natore

Uttara Gano Bhaban History of Uttara Gano Bhaban: Originally used as the residence of the Rajas of Dighapatia, it is located about 2.40 km away from the Natore town. Raja Dayaram Roy constructed the main structure of the palace along with a few wings; but it was Raja Pramada Nath Roy rebuilt the whole palace complex after the catastrophic earthquake of 1897. The Dighapatia Palace was made 'Dighapatia Governor House' on July 24, 1967 by Abdul Monem Khan, the Governor of erstwhile East Pakistan. Later, after the country's independence, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, President o

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