Tangail Sadar Upazila - Revision history

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	''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 44.4%; male 49.8%, female 38.7%. Educational institutions: university 1, university college 1, college 7, primary teachers training institute (PTI) 1, polytechnic institute 1, secondary school 47, primary school 147, madrasa 1. Noted educational institutions: Maulana Bhasani Science and Technology University (1997), Institution School and College (1900), Government Sadat University College (1926), Kumudini Government College (1943), Government Maulana Mohammad Ali College (1968), Major General Mahmud Hasan College (1989), Lion Nazrul Islam College (1993), Tangail Polytechnic Institute (1987), Pathrail Bangla School (1862), English Medium School (1870), Government Bindubashini Boys'; High School (1880), Government Bindubashini Girls'; High School (1882), Porabari High School (1896), Tangail Sibanath High School (1907), BS Bisweswari High School (1926), Rokeya Senior Fazil Madrasa (1925).		''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 44.4%; male 49.8%, female 38.7%. Educational institutions: university 1, university college 1, college 7, primary teachers training institute (PTI) 1, polytechnic institute 1, secondary school 47, primary school 147, madrasa 1. Noted educational institutions: Maulana Bhasani Science and Technology University (1997), Institution School and College (1900), Government Sadat University College (1926), Kumudini Government College (1943), Government Maulana Mohammad Ali College (1968), Major General Mahmud Hasan College (1989), Lion Nazrul Islam College (1993), Tangail Polytechnic Institute (1987), Pathrail Bangla School (1862), English Medium School (1870), Government Bindubashini Boys'; High School (1880), Government Bindubashini Girls'; High School (1882), Porabari High School (1896), Tangail Sibanath High School (1907), BS Bisweswari High School (1926), Rokeya Senior Fazil Madrasa (1925).

	''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: ''Deskatha, Mufassal'' (1987), ''Majlumer Kantha '' (1995), ''Lokkatha'', ''Ajker Telegram'', ''Nagarik Kantha''; defunct weekly: ''Tangail Hitoishi'' (1890), ''Naba Mihir'' (1891), ''Probaho'' (1914), ''Durbin'' (1947), ''Janata'' (1954), ''Joy Bangla'' (1971), ''Purbakash'' (1994), ''Lohajang'', '''Khamos'', ''Mou Bazar'', ''Bidrahi Kantha'', ''Parjukti, ''Mul Srata'', ''Tangail Barta''; defunct fortnightly: ''Ahmadi'', ''Hitakari'' (1892), ''Rayat''(1936); defunct monthly: ''Naba Yug'' (1890), ''Naba Bidhan'' (1890), ''Prajasakti'' (1931), ''Balark'' (1970).		''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: ''Deskatha, Mufassal'' (1987), ''Majlumer Kantha '' (1995), ''Lokkatha'', ''Ajker Telegram'', ''Nagarik Kantha''; defunct weekly: ''Tangail Hitoishi'' (1890), ''Naba Mihir'' (1891), ''Probaho'' (1914), ''Durbin'' (1947), ''Janata'' (1954), ''Joy Bangla'' (1971), ''Purbakash'' (1994), ''Lohajang'', ''Khamos'', ''Mou Bazar'', ''Bidrahi Kantha'', ''Parjukti, ''Mul Srata'', ''Tangail Barta''; defunct fortnightly: ''Ahmadi'', ''Hitakari'' (1892), ''Rayat''(1936); defunct monthly: ''Naba Yug'' (1890), ''Naba Bidhan'' (1890), ''Prajasakti'' (1931), ''Balark'' (1970).

	''Cultural organisations'' Library 1, club 4, ''shilpakala'' academy, sports club 1, cinema hall 6, theatre stage 1 (Bhasani Hall), theatre group 2, women organisation 1, playground 20, literary society 3, cultural society 3.		''Cultural organisations'' Library 1, club 4, ''shilpakala'' academy, sports club 1, cinema hall 6, theatre stage 1 (Bhasani Hall), theatre group 2, women organisation 1, playground 20, literary society 3, cultural society 3.

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	''Religious institutions'' Karatia Jami Mosque and Chandra Narayan Das Math are notable.		''Religious institutions'' Karatia Jami Mosque and Chandra Narayan Das Math are notable.

	''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 44.4%; male 49.8%, female 38.7%. Educational institutions: university 1, university college 1, college 7, primary teachers training institute (PTI) 1, polytechnic institute 1, secondary school 47, primary school 147, madrasa 1. Noted educational institutions: [[Maulana Bhasani Science and Technology University~~\|maulana bhasani science and technology university]]~~ (1997), Institution School and College (1900), Government Sadat University College (1926), Kumudini Government College (1943), Government Maulana Mohammad Ali College (1968), Major General Mahmud Hasan College (1989), Lion Nazrul Islam College (1993), Tangail Polytechnic Institute (1987), Pathrail Bangla School (1862), English Medium School (1870), Government Bindubashini Boys'; High School (1880), Government Bindubashini Girls'; High School (1882), Porabari High School (1896), Tangail Sibanath High School (1907), BS Bisweswari High School (1926), Rokeya Senior Fazil Madrasa (1925).		''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 44.4%; male 49.8%, female 38.7%. Educational institutions: university 1, university college 1, college 7, primary teachers training institute (PTI) 1, polytechnic institute 1, secondary school 47, primary school 147, madrasa 1. Noted educational institutions: Maulana Bhasani Science and Technology University (1997), Institution School and College (1900), Government Sadat University College (1926), Kumudini Government College (1943), Government Maulana Mohammad Ali College (1968), Major General Mahmud Hasan College (1989), Lion Nazrul Islam College (1993), Tangail Polytechnic Institute (1987), Pathrail Bangla School (1862), English Medium School (1870), Government Bindubashini Boys'; High School (1880), Government Bindubashini Girls'; High School (1882), Porabari High School (1896), Tangail Sibanath High School (1907), BS Bisweswari High School (1926), Rokeya Senior Fazil Madrasa (1925).

	''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: ''Deskatha, Mufassal'' (1987), ''Majlumer Kantha '' (1995), ''Lokkatha'', ''Ajker Telegram'', ''Nagarik Kantha''; defunct weekly: ''Tangail Hitoishi'' (1890), ''Naba Mihir'' (1891), ''Probaho'' (1914), ''Durbin'' (1947), ''Janata'' (1954), ''Joy Bangla'' (1971), ''Purbakash'' (1994), ''Lohajang'', '''Khamos'', ''Mou Bazar'', ''Bidrahi Kantha'', ''Parjukti, ''Mul Srata'', ''Tangail Barta''; defunct fortnightly: ''Ahmadi'', ''Hitakari'' (1892), ''Rayat''(1936); defunct monthly: ''Naba Yug'' (1890), ''Naba Bidhan'' (1890), ''Prajasakti'' (1931), ''Balark'' (1970).		''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: ''Deskatha, Mufassal'' (1987), ''Majlumer Kantha '' (1995), ''Lokkatha'', ''Ajker Telegram'', ''Nagarik Kantha''; defunct weekly: ''Tangail Hitoishi'' (1890), ''Naba Mihir'' (1891), ''Probaho'' (1914), ''Durbin'' (1947), ''Janata'' (1954), ''Joy Bangla'' (1971), ''Purbakash'' (1994), ''Lohajang'', '''Khamos'', ''Mou Bazar'', ''Bidrahi Kantha'', ''Parjukti, ''Mul Srata'', ''Tangail Barta''; defunct fortnightly: ''Ahmadi'', ''Hitakari'' (1892), ''Rayat''(1936); defunct monthly: ''Naba Yug'' (1890), ''Naba Bidhan'' (1890), ''Prajasakti'' (1931), ''Balark'' (1970).

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	''Religious institutions'' Karatia Jami Mosque and Chandra Narayan Das Math are notable.		''Religious institutions'' Karatia Jami Mosque and Chandra Narayan Das Math are notable.

	''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 44.4%; male 49.8%, female 38.7%. Educational institutions: university 1, university college 1, college 7, primary teachers training institute (PTI) 1, polytechnic institute 1, secondary school 47, primary school 147, madrasa 1. Noted educational institutions: [[Maulana Bhasani Science and Technology University\|maulana bhasani science and technology university (1997), Institution School and College (1900), Government Sadat University College (1926), Kumudini Government College (1943), Government Maulana Mohammad Ali College (1968), Major General Mahmud Hasan College (1989), Lion Nazrul Islam College (1993), Tangail Polytechnic Institute (1987), Pathrail Bangla School (1862), English Medium School (1870), Government Bindubashini Boys'; High School (1880), Government Bindubashini Girls'; High School (1882), Porabari High School (1896), Tangail Sibanath High School (1907), BS Bisweswari High School (1926), Rokeya Senior Fazil Madrasa (1925).		''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 44.4%; male 49.8%, female 38.7%. Educational institutions: university 1, university college 1, college 7, primary teachers training institute (PTI) 1, polytechnic institute 1, secondary school 47, primary school 147, madrasa 1. Noted educational institutions: [[Maulana Bhasani Science and Technology University\|maulana bhasani science and technology university]] (1997), Institution School and College (1900), Government Sadat University College (1926), Kumudini Government College (1943), Government Maulana Mohammad Ali College (1968), Major General Mahmud Hasan College (1989), Lion Nazrul Islam College (1993), Tangail Polytechnic Institute (1987), Pathrail Bangla School (1862), English Medium School (1870), Government Bindubashini Boys'; High School (1880), Government Bindubashini Girls'; High School (1882), Porabari High School (1896), Tangail Sibanath High School (1907), BS Bisweswari High School (1926), Rokeya Senior Fazil Madrasa (1925).

	''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: ''Deskatha, Mufassal'' (1987), ''Majlumer Kantha '' (1995), ''Lokkatha'', ''Ajker Telegram'', ''Nagarik Kantha; defunct weekly: ''Tangail Hitoishi'' (1890), ''Naba Mihir'' (1891), ''Probaho'' (1914), ''Durbin'' (1947), ''Janata'' (1954), ''Joy Bangla'' (1971), ''Purbakash'' (1994), ''Lohajang'', '''Khamos'', ''Mou Bazar'', ''Bidrahi Kantha'', ''Parjukti, ''Mul Srata'', ''Tangail Barta''; defunct fortnightly: ''Ahmadi'', ''Hitakari'' (1892), ''Rayat''(1936); defunct monthly: ''Naba Yug'' (1890), ''Naba Bidhan'' (1890), ''Prajasakti'' (1931), ''Balark'' (1970).		''Newspapers and periodicals'' Daily: ''Deskatha, Mufassal'' (1987), ''Majlumer Kantha '' (1995), ''Lokkatha'', ''Ajker Telegram'', ''Nagarik Kantha''; defunct weekly: ''Tangail Hitoishi'' (1890), ''Naba Mihir'' (1891), ''Probaho'' (1914), ''Durbin'' (1947), ''Janata'' (1954), ''Joy Bangla'' (1971), ''Purbakash'' (1994), ''Lohajang'', '''Khamos'', ''Mou Bazar'', ''Bidrahi Kantha'', ''Parjukti, ''Mul Srata'', ''Tangail Barta''; defunct fortnightly: ''Ahmadi'', ''Hitakari'' (1892), ''Rayat''(1936); defunct monthly: ''Naba Yug'' (1890), ''Naba Bidhan'' (1890), ''Prajasakti'' (1931), ''Balark'' (1970).

	''Cultural organisations'' Library 1, club 4, ''shilpakala'' academy, sports club 1, cinema hall 6, theatre stage 1 (Bhasani Hall), theatre group 2, women organisation 1, playground 20, literary society 3, cultural society 3.		''Cultural organisations'' Library 1, club 4, ''shilpakala'' academy, sports club 1, cinema hall 6, theatre stage 1 (Bhasani Hall), theatre group 2, women organisation 1, playground 20, literary society 3, cultural society 3.
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'''Tangail Sadar Upazila''' ([[tangail district]]) area 301.84 sq km, located in between 24°10´ and 24°22´ north latitudes and in between 88°46´ and 89°59´ east longitudes. It is bounded by [[kalihati]] upazila on the north, [[nagarpur]] and [[delduar]] upazilas on the south, [[basail]] upazila on the east, [[belkuchi]] and [[chauhali]] upazilas on the west.

''Population ''Total 438765; male 224982, female 213783; Muslim 404762, Hindu 33871, Buddhist 81, Christian 21 and others 30.

''Water bodies'' Main rivers: [[jamuna]], [[dhaleshwari]], Lohajang.

''Administration'' Tangail Sadar Thana was formed in 1962 and it was turned into an upazila in 1984.''' '''Tangail Municipality was formed in 1887.

Upazila

Municipality

Union

Mouza

Village

Population

Density (per sq km)

Literacy rate (%)

Urban

Rural

Urban

Rural

1

11

291

273

128785

309980

1454

63.1

34.92

Municipality

Area (sq km)

Ward

Mahalla

Population

Density (per sq km)

Literacy rate (%)

29.43

18

63

128785

4376

63.1

Union

Name of union and GO code

Area (acre)

Population

Literacy rate (%)

Male

Female

Karatia 59

4846

21588

19046

51.82

Kakua 71

9200

12213

12326

22.22

Katuli 65

8068

16879

16475

30.70

Gala 41

4115

12378

11564

38.92

Gharinda 47

4839

14372

13944

39.97

Danya 39

4696

13894

13424

42.35

Porabari 90

3406

9466

9142

32.01

Baghil 37

5215

13264

12629

35.43

Magra 77

5401

14695

14083

34.24

Mahamudnagar 20

3900

4908

4861

24.42

Silimpur 83

4140

9651

9674

37.74

Hugra 53

8529

14818

14686

29.25

Source Bangladesh Population Census 2001, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics.

''Archaeological heritage and relics ''Santosh Zamindar Bari, Karatia Zamindar Bari.

''Historical events ''During the period from 6 to 10 Febrary 1957 the Council Conference and cultural functions of the Awami Muslim League were held at Kagmari of the upazila. In the history, this conference is known as the [[kagmari conference]]. During the [[war of liberation]] about 17000 freedom fighters under Bangabir Kader Siddiqui fought against the Pak army in this upazila.

''Marks of the War of Liberation'' Mass killing site 1 (at a place adjacent to the water tank on the northern side of the Deputy Commissioner';s office), martyrs';''' '''memorial 1.

''Religious institutions ''Karatia Jami Mosque and Chandra Narayan Das Math are notable.

''Literacy rate and educational institutions'' Average literacy 44.4%; male 49.8%, female 38.7%. Educational institutions: university 1, university college 1, college 7, primary teachers training institute (PTI) 1, polytechnic institute 1, secondary school 47, primary school 147, madrasa 1. Noted educational institutions: maulana bhasani Science and Technology''' '''University (1997), Institution School and College (1900), Government Sadat University College (1926), Kumudini Government College (1943), Government Maulana Mohammad Ali College (1968), Major General Mahmud Hasan College (1989), Lion Nazrul Islam College (1993), Tangail Polytechnic Institute (1987), Pathrail Bangla School (1862), English Medium School (1870), Government Bindubashini Boys'; High School (1880), Government Bindubashini Girls'; High School (1882), Porabari High School (1896), Tangail Sibanath High School (1907), BS Bisweswari High School (1926), Rokeya Senior Fazil Madrasa (1925).

''Newspapers and periodicals ''Daily: ''Deskatha, Mufassal ''(1987)'', Majlumer Kantha ''(1995)'', Lokkatha, Ajker ''Telegram'', Nagarik Kantha''; defunct weekly: ''Tangail Hitoishi'' (1890), ''Naba Mihir'' (1891), ''Probaho'' (1914), ''Durbin'' (1947), ''Janata'' (1954), ''Joy Bangla'' (1971), ''Purbakash ''(1994)'', Lohajang, Khamos, Mou Bazar, Bidrahi Kantha'', ''Parjukti, Mul Srata, Tangail Barta''; defunct fortnightly: ''Ahmadi'', ''Hitakari ''(1892)'', Rayat ''(1936); defunct monthly: ''Naba Yug'' (1890), ''Naba Bidhan'' (1890), ''Prajasakti'' (1931), ''Balark'' (1970).

''Cultural organisations'' Library 1, club 4, ''shilpakala'' academy, sports club 1, cinema hall 6, theatre stage 1 (Bhasani Hall), theatre group 2, women organisation 1, playground 20, literary society 3, cultural society 3.

''Main sources of income'' Agriculture 36.81%, non-agricultural labourer 3.66%, industry 1.91%, commerce 19.09%, transport and communication 7.14%, service 12.18%, construction 2.14%, religious service 0.20%, rent and remittance 1.51% and others 15.36%.

''Ownership of agricultural land ''Landowner 55.95%, landless 44.05%; agricultural landowner: urban 47.27% and rural 59.52%.

''Main crops ''Paddy, jute, mustard, wheat, potato, sugarcane, ground nut, maize, vegetables.

''Extinct or nearly extinct crops'' Varieties of pulse, ''china, ''linseed, sweet potato, turmeric'', ''ginger, coriander.

''Main fruits'' Mango, jackfruit, plum, papaya, wood apple.

''Fisheries, dairies and poultries ''Fishery 16, poultry 200.'' ''This upazila has a number of dairies.

''Communication facilities'' Pucca road 91.69 km, mud road 254.94 km. Bridge-culvert 287.

''Extinct or nearly extinct traditional transport'' Palanquin, horse carriage, bullock cart, buffalo cart.

''Noted manufactories'' Flour mill, ice factory, rice mill, oil mill, pulse mill, ''chira'' mill, biscuit factory, engineering workshop, book binding factory, pipe factory, soap factory, aluminum factory.

''Cottage industries'' Goldsmith, blacksmith, weaving, ''bidi'' factory, embroidery, brass and bell metal work, bamboo work, wood work.

''Hats, bazars and fairs'' Hats and bazars are 22, most noted of which are Karatia Hat, Pala Hat, Pashbaithor, Suruj Hat, Porabari Hat, Jugan Hat, Panchani Bazar, Chayani'' ''Bazar, Baghil Bazar and Bhuter Mela (Shibpur)''.''

''Main exports ''Milk'' ''and'' ''milk'' ''products,'' ''cotton ''sari'', jute, leather, sugarcane molasses, mustard.

''Access to electricity'' All the wards and unions of the upazila are under rural electrification net-work. However 39.77% of the dwelling households have access to electricity.

''Sources of drinking water ''Tube-well 89.47%, tap 4.54%,'' ''pond 0.19% and others 5.80%.

''Sanitation ''40.26% (rural 25.27% and urban 76.71%) of dwelling households of the upazila use sanitary latrines and 53.78% (rural 67.29% and urban 20.95%) of dwelling households use non-sanitary latrines; 20.95% of households do not have latrine facilities.

''Health centres'' Hospital 4, clinic 2, upazila health complex 1, family planning centre 17, satellite clinic 5.

''Natural disasters'' Many people of the upazila were victims of the famine of 1943.

''NGO activities ''Operationally important NGOs are'' ''[[brac]],'' ''[[proshika]], [[asa]], CARE. [Nazrul Islam]''' '''

'''References '''''Bangladesh Population Census 2001,'' Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics; Cultural survey report of Tangail Sadar Upazila 2007. [Islam, Nazrul Professor of Political Science, Dhaka University]

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