Khulna Division
Khulna Division
Jump to navigationKhulna Division is one of the eight divisions of Bangladesh and it is located on the southwest of the country. As per the census of 2011, the area is 22,285 sq km and the population is 15,563,000. Khulna division headquarters Khulna city. The third largest city in Bangladesh after Dhaka and Chittagong. Khulna is located in the southwestern part of Bangladesh on the banks of the Rupsa river and on the banks of the Bhairab river. Khulna is one of the oldest river ports in Bangladesh. As Khulna is one of the most industrialized and commercial areas of Bangladesh, Khulna city is called as an industrial city. 48 kms from Khulna city The port of Mongla is located in the second sea port of Bangladesh. The world's famous coastal forest is located in the southern part of the Sundarbans Khulna Division. Khulna division of Khulna division, Bagerhat and Satkhira district has expanded the Sundarbans. Khulna is called the entrance of the Sundarbans. [1] [2] Distance between Dhaka and Khulna city is 333 km. The land route, airspace, waterways can be used along with other parts of the capital including the capital. From 1912 the steamboat traveled through the river in this region.
Categories
• 1 Founded
• 2 geographical location
• 3 administrative districts
4 Education
o 4.1 University
o 4.2 College
o 4.3 School
o 4.4 Technical Institution
o 4.5 madrasa
o 4.6 Other educational institutions
• 5 newspapers and magazines
• 6 significant individuals
• 7 References
• 8 External links
Founded
After partition in 1947, Dhaka, Chittagong and Rajshahi divisions were formed in the then East Pakistan. The current Khulna division was under Rajshahi division and Barisal was under the Department of Dhaka. Later in 1960, the journey of Kushtia, Jessore and Khulna of Rajshahi division and Khulna division of Dhaka division started with Bakharganj.
Geographical location
On the west side of Khulna Division, the border between West Bengal and Rajshahi division on the north, Dhaka division and Barisal divisions east, and the famous Mangrove Forest on the south, along with the Sundarbans, have a coastline on the Bay of Bengal. It is a part of the Ganges River or part of Greater Bengal Delta. Other rivers include the Madhumati river, the Bhairabandi and the Kopotak river. There are also some islands of the Bay of Bengal region.
Administrative district
Khulna Division consists of 59 upazilas (subdivisions) and the following 10 districts (district): [3]
Order district administrative
Center area Kimbourg. Population 1991 census population 2001 census population 2011 census
Kushtia district Kushtia district 1,608.80 1,220,226 1,740,155 1,946,838
Khulna district Khulna 4,394.45 2,010,643 2,378,971 2,318,527
Chuadanga district Chuadanga district 1,174.10 807,164 1,007,130 1,129,015
Jhenaidah district Jhenaidah district 1,964.77 1,361,280 1,579,490 1,771,304
Narail District Narail District 967.99 655,720 698,447 721668
Bagerhat district Bagerhat district 3,959.11 1,431,322 1,549,031 1,476,090
Magura district Magura district 1,039.10 724,027 824,311 918,419
Meherpur District Meherpur District 751.62 491,917 591,430 655,392
Jessore district Jessore district 2,606.94 106,996 2,471,554 2,764,547
Satkhira district Satkhira district 3,817.29 1,597,178 1,864,704 1,985,959
Total 10 10 22284.22 12,688,382 14,705,223 15,687,759
Education
Notable educational institutions with category:
University
• Khulna University
Khulna University of Engineering and Technology
Khulna Medical College
• Islamic University
• University of Jessore Science and Technology
Khulna Agricultural University
• North Western University, Bangladesh
• Northern University Bangladesh
• Jessore Medical College
• Kushtia Medical College
College
• Jhenaidah Cadet College
• Government B L. College
• Jessore Cantonment College
• Official M. M. CollegeAzam Khan Government Commerce College
• Government Hussein Shaheed Suhrawardy College, Magura
Government KC College, Jhenaidah
• Chuadanga Government College
• Darshan Government College
• Kushtia Government College
• Government Ideal Sundarbans College
• Millari Collegiate School (MCSK) Khulna
• Government Haji Muhammad Mohsin College (Khalishpur)
• Meherpur Government College
School
• Khulna Zilla School
• Khulna Collegiate School
• Coordination governor Girl School,
• Government Daulatpur Muhsin Secondary School
• Jessore Cantonment Public School,
• Jessore Zilla School
° Gillatala Government High School. Ramapala. Bagerhat
Technical Education Institutions
1. Jessore Polytechnic Institute
2. Magura Polytechnic Institute
3. Khulna Polytechnic Institute
4. Khulna Female Polytechnic Institute
5. Jhenaidah Polytechnic Institute
6. Kushtia Polytechnic Institute
7. Satkhira Polytechnic Institute
8. Magura Technical School and College
9. BCMC Engineering and Technology College
10. Mangrove Institute of Science and Technology
11. Khan Jahan Ali University of Science and Technology
12. City Polytechnic Institute
Madrasah
1. Darrul Quran Siddiquiya Kamil Madrasa-Khulna
2. Government Alia Madrasah Khulna
3. Faylahat Aasia Karamatia Senior Alim Madrasa - Rampal, Bagerhat
Other educational institutions
There are six integrated general and vocational (IGV) schools in Khulna and a technical school in UCEP (Education for Neglected Children), which serves as a non-profit organization.
Newspapers and magazines
Daily and weekly newspapers published from Khulna Division:
• Daily Eastern,
• Daily Khulnanchal
• Daily visibility
• Daily Daily Torch
• Khulna News,
• Daily Mathabhanga
• Daily Satkhira News,
• Daily Time News,
• Daily my twenty one
• Daily Tribune,
• Daily birthland,
• Daily non-selection,
• Daily Flow
Notable people
• Khan Jahan Ali
• Prafulla Chandra Roy
• Krishnachandra Majumder
• Abdul Halim
• Major General (Retired) M Majidul-ul-Haq MP
• Mr. Biren Shikdar MP, Minister of Youth and Sports
• Shaheed journalist Sirajuddin Hossain
• Literary Muhammad Lutfar Rahman
• Fakir Lalon Shah
• Poet Farrukh Ahmad
• Poet Syed Ali Ahsan
• Poet Kazi Kader Newaz
• Stewar Abu Saleh
• Mrinalini Devi - Rabindranath Tagore's wife
• As a poet, Jatindra Mohan Bagchi
• Banani Chowdhury is the first Muslim filmmaker
• Babita - Documentary
• Seasonal - the documentary
• Goodwill - The Choreographer
• Champa (actress) - the filmmaker
• Tanvir Mokumel - The Picture Director
• Asif Imroz - The illustrator
• Habibul Bashar Suman - Former captain - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Mashrafe Bin Mortaza - Captain - Bangladesh National Cricket Team
• Tusher Imran - Former cricketer - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Shakib Al Hasan - cricketer - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Abdur Razzak (cricketer) - cricketer - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Syed Rasel - Former cricketer - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Imrul Kayes - cricketer - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Rubel Hossain Cricketer
• Enamul Haque Bijoy - Cricketer - Bangladesh National Cricket Team
• Ziaur Rahman (cricketer) - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Soumya Government - Cricketer - Bangladesh National Cricket Team
• Mostafizur Rahman (cricketer) - cricketer - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Mehedi Hasan - Bangladesh national cricket team
• Salma Khatun - Captain - Bangladesh National Women's Cricket Team
• Shuktara Rahman - Pramila Cricketer - Bangladesh National Women's Cricket Team
• Sharmin Ratna - Pramila Cricketer - Bangladesh National Women's Cricket Team
• Rumana Ahmed - Pramila Cricketer - Bangladesh National Women's Cricket Team
• Jahanara Alam - Pramila Cricketer - Bangladesh National Women's Cricket Team
• Mohammad Hamidur Rahman, Bir Shreshtha
• Noor Mohammad Sheikh, Bir Shreshtha
• Mia Akbar Hossain, chief of Akbar Bahini.
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