Cossimbazar

Cossimbazar, or Kasim Bazar and Kasimbazar, is an evaluation town in the Indian province of West Bengal. The town on the Hooghly River in the Murshidabad area was at one time incorporated into the Berhampore region. Cossimbazar was a standout amongst the most imperative business towns in Bengal from the sixteenth century to the mid nineteenth century, when it encountered a decrease in its riches and populace. The number of inhabitants in kids ages 0-6 is 981, or 8.37%. The female sex proportion is of 961 against state normal of 950. The tyke sex proportion is around 978 contrasted with West Bengal state normal of 956.

The education rate is 91.89%, higher than state normal of 76.26%, and an expansion from the 2001 rate of 78%. Male education is around 93.89% while female proficiency rate is 89.81%. Despite the fact that the historical backdrop of the place can't be followed back sooner than the seventeenth century, it was of incredible significance some time before the establishment of Murshidabad. The main European brokers set up processing plants here, and after the demolish of Satgaon because of the silting up of the mouth of the Saraswati waterway, it picked up a situation as the immense exchanging focus of Bengal, which was not tested until after the establishment of Calcutta.