Talk:Nischintapur, Kulpi

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Nischintapur - a place in West Bengal, South 24 Parganas District and Kulpi police station. where people are very peaseful. This is near to Gangasagar- where river Ganges meet Bay of Bengal ocean.

Not in census

This was not listed among the census villages for 2001. It is not in the National Panchayat Directory for either Suryanagar in Kakdwip or Belpukuria in Kulpi. The location of the Nischintapur railway station is very near the border between Kakdwip and Kulpi. It is not shown on the 1962 U.S. Army topo map, but from the Assembly maps for Kulpi and Kakdwip it appears to be within the southern part of the village of Belpukuria and the Belpukuria gram panchayat, Kulpi Block. The other problem is that while there are no villages named "Nischintapur" listed in the 2001 census within South 24 Paraganas, there are many places that are census villages named "Nischintapur" listed within West Bengal: there is one in Haora District, one in Uttar Dinajpur District, one in Maldah District, one in Murshidabad District, at least three in Nadia District, and at least eight in Bankura District, not to disregard at least thirteen in Medinipur District. Therefore, I have moved this article to Nischintapur, South 24 Paraganas for disambiguation purposes. --Bejnar (talk) 21:32, 28 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]