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Information of Kushtia district
Kushtia is a district of Bangladesh, which is part of Khulna Division. It is located in the western part of the country and borders the Indian state of West Bengal. Kushtia district is rich in history, culture and tradition. It is called the cultural capital of Bangladesh. Kushtia has a predominantly agricultural economy and produces agricultural products such as rice, wheat, maize, betel, tobacco, jute etc.
What is the history of Kushtia?
Firstly, Kushtia is a large district located on the banks of the Padda Garai River. The history of Kushtia is very rich and various historical and cultural events are related to this region. Kushtia district plays an important role in Bangladesh, and there are some special moments in its history that have made Kushtia a special part of the history of Bangladesh. Here are some important aspects of Kushtia's history:
Ancient History
There is not much information about the ancient history of Kushtia district, but it was an important place in the history of Bengal during the Middle Ages. The territory of Kushtia was ruled several times during the Mughal Empire. At that time, agricultural and commercial activities were prevalent in the territory of Kushtia.
Kushtia during the British rule
Kushtia was also an important region during the British rule. The economy of Kushtia district was mainly dependent on agriculture, and during the British rule, indigo, jute and other agricultural products were cultivated in this region. In addition, the city of Kushtia was a commercial center. There were also some disputes and rebellions among the rulers in Kushtia, which continued until the end of British rule.
Liberation War spirit
Kushtia played an important role in the Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971. The city of Kushtia participated in various struggles against the Pakistani army during the Liberation War. During the Liberation War, many people of Kushtia fought for the country's independence, and the monuments of the Liberation War are still present in various areas of Kushtia.
Modern Kushtia
Today's Kushtia is a developed city, where significant progress has been made in agriculture, business, education and culture, among other sectors. Kushtia district is currently known as one of the most important districts of Bangladesh.
In addition, places such as Lalonshah Bridge, Hardix Bridge, Haripur Bridge, etc. in Kushtia are also historically important. Kushtia is now known as a peaceful and traditional district, where cultural programs, fairs and the Pohela Baishakh festival are specially celebrated.
Location of Kushtia.
kushtia district is located in the western part of Bangladesh and is part of the Khulna Division. It is connected to the Indian state of West Bengal in the western border area of the country.
About the location of Kushtia district: Rajbari and Magura districts to the east,
Chuadanga and Jhenaidah districts to the south.
Pabna and Rajshahi districts to the north.
West Bengal state of India to the west.
In addition, Kushtia district is connected to Gangni, Kumarkhal, Jhenaidah and other important cities in Bangladesh. Cities like Rajshahi, Dhaka, and Khulna can be easily reached from Kushtia city.
Tourist Places
Kushtia is an ancient town. Earlier, Kushtia was a subdivision of Nadia district. Being an ancient city, there are many ancient architectural monuments in Kushtia. 1 / Shilaidah Kuthibari 2 / Shilaidah Kachari Bari 3 / Lalon Shah's Tomb 4 / Mir Mosharraf Hossain's Residence 5 / Sonaikundi Neelkuthi 6 / Kohinoor Villa 7 / Kushtia Municipal Building 8 / Jubilee Bank 9 / Mohini Mill 10 / Mil Para 11 / Kushtia Municipal Museum 12 / Bijoy Ullas (sculpture) 13 / Islamic University Campus
A. Mofiz Lake
B. Call for Freedom and the Breath of Mujib
C. Martyr's Memorial
D. Mrityunjayi Mujib
E. Islamic University Central Mosque
F. Islamic University Shaheed Minar
14/ Kushtia Public Library 15/ Renwick Yajneshwar & Company Limited 16/ Jagati Railway Station 17/ Kushtia District Shilpakala Academy 18/ Chapaigachir Beel 19/ Talbaria Beel 20/ Shilaidah 21/ Cheuria.
Religious Establishments
Mosques
1/ Jhaaudia Shahi Mosque 2/ Harinarayanpur Shahi Mosque 3/ Islamic University Central Mosque 4/ Satbaria Shahi Mosque 5/ Swastipur Shahi Mosque 6/ Kushtia Model Mosque
Temples
1/ Sri Sri Gopinath Jiur Temple
Bridges
1/ Hardinge Bridge 2/ Gorai Rail Bridge 3/ Lalon Shah Bridge 4/ Syed Masud Rumi Bridge 5/ Shaheed Golam Kibria Bridge 6/ Haripur Bridge
Notable Parks and Resorts
Location 1. Rose Holiday Park and Resort Bypass, Kushtia 2. Zia Shishu Park Hospital Road, Kushtia 3. Kamrul Islam Siddiqui Shishu Park Court Para, Kushtia 4. District Council Rabindra-Lalon Udyanmil Para, Kushtia 5. DC Park District Administrator's Office, Kushtia 6. Alauddin Ahmed Educational Park Alauddin Nagar, Kumarkhali Upazila 7. Mind-blowing Wooden House Shilaidaha 8. YouTube Village Shimulia, Khoksha Upazila 9. Renwick Park and Resort Kushtia 10. Kaya Eco Park Kaya, Kumarkhali Upazila 11. Gorai Eco Park Kumarkhali 12. Moni Park Bheramara 13. BGB Park Mirpur.
Language of kushtia
First of all, the language of the people of Kushtia district is called the book language.
The language spoken by the people of Kushtia district is said to be the most standard form of the Bengali language of Bangladesh. The pronunciation of the language is more accurate than that of the present Kushtia district than that of any other district of Bangladesh except Jessore district.
The language of this district is very clear, melodious, without any inertia in pronunciation and easy to understand for everyone. Rabindranath Tagore's poems, lalangiti, music, palagan, jarigan, mela, Baul songs, panchali, jatra, etc. have been written in this purest language of Bangladesh. Since it is the pure Bengali language, there is not much difference between the regional language of Kushtia and the standard language.
Culture of Kushtia
The spiritually-rich songs of the Baul emperor Lalon Shah of Kushtia region have gained fame international arena. O
"How does an unfamiliar bird come into a cage?"
Kushtia is known as the cultural capital of Bangladesh. The District Shilpakala Academy, a pilgrimage site for the artist family of Kushtia, Kushtia, Shishu Academy and various cultural organizations are working tirelessly to keep the art, literature and culture of Kushtia dynamic. The Kushtia Municipality organizes Basant Utsav, Nabanna Utsav, Pitha Utsav every year. Moreover, various institutions in the district organize Pitha Utsav and folk fairs on a small scale. Lalon Mela is organized every year at the shrine of Lalon Shah. Every year, the District Council organizes a boat racing competition on the Gorai River.
Notable Food for kushtia
Kushtia's Famous Sesame Khwaja
Along with culture, this district has its own sweets. Among them, Sesame Khwaja and Kulfi Malai are notable. Yogurt, ghee and various types of sweets are also famous. There are several new and old famous sweet shops in Kushtia city. These shops also sell a lot. Among them, Jagadish Mishtanna Bhandar, Ashok Dadhi Mishtanna Bhandar, Mauban Sweets, Ramesh Dadhi and Mishtanna Bhandar of Kumarkhali Upazila, Ashish Sweets of Mirpur Upazila are one of them. In addition, delicious local and foreign food is available at the fairs.
Education System
There are many educational institutions in Kushtia district.
The literacy rate of Kushtia district is 68.88%.
Kushtia district is under Jessore Education Board. In the secondary examination, Kushtia district ranks 1st and 2nd in Jessore Board in different years. In addition, many students get merit scholarships from Kushtia district schools. Kushtia Government College is considered as the first-class educational institution of the National University. Currently, Kushtia district is progressing in terms of education.
Last words
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