Chandmama is a village of Barpeta District in the Indian state of Assam. It is located in the south west corner of the district, which has its headquarters in Barpeta. There are 3 parts of the village are Chandmama Pather, Chandmama K and Chandmama Gaon.[1]
History
editAccording to Kalika Puran and Bongbhashi, the village was established 1205 as named chandmimi (an Assamese word which means "small moon"); later it was renamed as Chandmama by the East Bengal rooted Muslim.[2]
Demography
editThe village carries mainly Muslim from Pabna and Mymensingh districts of British India but now they have fully converted to indigenous Assamese. The large village has 282747 population where 140747 are male and rest are females.[3]
Notable People
edit- Ala Baksha Sarkar (Freedom fighter)
- Taimuddin Haji (Freedom fighter)
- Ayan Pramanik
- Majitullah Sarkar
- Rahim Baksha Dewani
- Jahar Akand
- Haji Mahiruddin
- Bahaj Uddin Akand
- Alhaj Golam Mowla Baksha (Freedom fighter)
- Sahab Uddin Ahmed
- Haji Jahabaksha Bhuyan
- Haji Alabaksha(Freedom fighter)
- Prof Hazrat Bakshi
- Dr. Arifur Rahman[4]
Education
editThere are 10+ Govt Lower primary schools and 10+ Upper primary schools running till date. [[5]]
References
edit- ^ https://www.mapsofindia.com/villages/assam/barpeta/kalgachia/chandmama-pathar.html Chandmama,Barpeta
- ^ http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=26.271713&lon=90.784836&z=13&m=b&show=/10233829/Chandmama&search=chandmama Chandmama Village
- ^ https://villageinfo.in/assam/barpeta/kalgachia/chandmama-gaon.html INDIAN VILLAGE DIRECTORY:Chandmama
- ^ http://wikimapia.org/#lang=en&lat=26.271713&lon=90.784836&z=13&m=b&show=/10233829/Chandmama&search=chandmama wikimapia:chandmama
- ^ http://www.mapsofindia.com/pincode/india/assam/barpeta/chandmama.html Schools in Chandmama
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