Paschim Mdinipur District

 

Paschim Midnapore — Paschim Midnapore District is located in South West Bengal. On 1st January 2002, the undivided Midnapore District (then the largest district in India) was divided into Purba and Paschim Midnapore. Paschim Midnapore Kharagpur subdivision, Medinipur Sadar and Ghatal subdivision. It covers an area of ​​9,295’28 sq km and is the second largest district in the state. Third place in the state in terms of population as per 2011 census.

The NH-14, and NH-16 (60) road from Bankura to Baleshwar divides the district into two parts.

The land, like a delta near the Rupnarayan and Hughli rivers, is rich in innumerable rivers and canals, so the abundance of water makes agriculture very good. West Midnapore plays a leading role in paddy and potato cultivation. Potato cultivation has a special place in the state economy.

Significant technology education center here is very easily available to the workers of both classes of human resources as well as skill and skill in the field of art. Kharagpur IIT played a special role in this regard. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar Polytechnic College, ITI College Medinipur, Seva Bharati Krishibijnan Kendra, Institute of Science and Technology, Vidyasagar University etc. played a special role in the development of human resources for the establishment of industries. The NH-14 and NH16 transport communication system along the middle of the district is particularly useful. Cargo river port at Haldia in Purba Midnapore and cargo sea port at Tajpur which will be able to play a particularly helpful role in transportation in the industry. It is convenient to bring raw materials and deliver goods to the railway junction by rail or road or waterway.

The government of West Bengal has set up a second industrial complex on a few acres of land adjacent to the city of Midnapore with state-of-the-art infrastructure