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Background:

Bankura, the fourth largest district of West Bengal is located in the western part of the state, which is popularly known as ‘Rarh’ from time immemorial. It forms a part of the Bardhaman Division. It is bounded by Paschim Medinipur in the south and Hooghly district in the north, Purulia district in the west, and Bardhaman district in the north and east. In shape, it resembles an isosceles triangle wedged in between Purulia and Bardhaman, with its apex nearly opposite Raniganj and with an irregular baseline resting on Paschim Medinipur and Hooghly. Bankura is drained by Damodar, Dwarakeswar, and Kangsabati rivers along with their tributaries of which Gandheswari, Silai, and Kumari deserve separate mention. This district has a moderate deposit of Coal and a number of good deposits of China Clay. As Census 2001 data reveals, it ranks 12th in the state so far as total population is concerned.

 

Basic Information:

    1.

  Area

  6882 sq km 

    2.

  Population

  35,96,292

   (Male 18,40,504:            Female   17,55,788)

    3.

  Literacy Rate

  63.44%

  (Male 76.76%, Female    49.43%)

    4.

  No Sub Division

  3

    5.

  No of Blocks

  19

    6.

  Address Of District  Office

  Rampur Monohartala,
  Besides Priyadarshini Hotel,
  P.O. & Disttrict:Bankura
  Contact No: 03242 -251367/8335060760             

    7.

  District Setup of KVIB

  Started In 1986

 

 Khadi Institution 

 Sl. No.

 Name

   Address

   Contact Number

   Category

   Product

   1.

 Sonamukhi Resham Silpi     Samabaya Sangha Ltd

   P.O.-   Sonamukhi

    03244-275274

   B

   Silk

   2.

 Ranpur Mahamaya  Khadi   Gramodyog amity

   P.O.-Ranpur

    9434330923

   B

   Cotton & Silk

 

 

 

 AT A GLANCE

 

  • A total of 7183 Nos. of beneficiaries have benefited through 13 Nos. Cluster Project.

 

  • Total 3842 Nos. of beneficiaries under 381 Nos. of SHG in 09 Nos. of Block have benefited through Project Sal Leaf Plate Making.

 

 

  • A total of 1365 Nos. of beneficiaries under 136 Nos. of SHG in 07 Nos. of Block have benefited through Project Sabai.

 

  • A total of 252 Nos. of beneficiaries under 06 Nos. of Block have benefited through Project Tanti Saathi.
  • Weaver Work-Shed, Hand Loom, and Charkha have been provided to the total 160 Nos. of beneficiaries under Sonamukhi Block through Project Muslin.

 

  • 320 Nos. of Dokra Artisans at Bikna Village under Bankura-II Block have been provided Skill Development Training, Common Production Centre (CPC), Tool-Kits, Modern Furnace, Hand Gloves, Mask, Shoe, Revolving Fund and Marketing Support under Rural Crafts Hub Development Project.

 

  • 270 Nos. of Terracotta Artisans at Panchmura Village under Taldangra Block have been provided Skill Development Training, Common Production Centre (CPC), Raw -Material, Revolving Fund, and Marketing Support under Rural Crafts Hub Development Project.
  • 100 Nos. of Bee Hives Boxes, Skill Development Training, Marketing Support & Credit Linkage Facilities have been provided to 100 Nos. of Artisan of 20 SHG in Convergence with Matir Sristi Project at Ranibandh.