Trishal Upazila

Trishal
ত্রিশাল
Upazila
View Of Trishal Municipality (pouroshobha) Vobon
Trishal
Location in Bangladesh
Coordinates: 24°34.5′N 90°23.5′E / 24.5750°N 90.3917°E / 24.5750; 90.3917Coordinates: 24°34.5′N 90°23.5′E / 24.5750°N 90.3917°E / 24.5750; 90.3917
Country Bangladesh
Division Mymensingh Division
District Mymensingh District
Area
 • Total 338.98 km2 (130.88 sq mi)
Population (1991)
 • Total 336,797
 • Density 990/km2 (2,600/sq mi)
Time zone UTC+6 (BST)
Website Official Map of Trishal

Trishal (Bengali: ত্রিশাল) is an Upazila of Mymensingh District[1] in the Division of Mymensingh, Bangladesh. The famous Bengali poet Kazi Nazrul Islam attended a school here.

Demographics

At the 2001 Bangladesh Population Census ,Total Population 372498; male 190428, female 182070; Muslim 361731, Hindu 10340, Buddhist 16, Christian 15 and others 396. At the 1991 Bangladesh Population census, Trishal had a population of 336,797, of whom 158,390 were aged 18 or older. Male 171,664 Female 165,133. Males constituted 50.97% of the population, and females 49.03%. Trishal had an average literacy rate of 25.2% (7+ years), against the national average of 32.4%.[2] In 2001 Trisal has population of 372,498. Male 190,428 and Female 182,070. Household 79,941 and Literacy rate 40.2%.[2]

Administration

Trishal has Municipality 01, Ward 09, Mahallah 12, Unions 12, Mauzas 91, and Villages 159.[2]

Unions and villages

The following 12 Unions' list (Alphabetical Arranged) is given below:

  • Amirabari Union- Area 2068 hectares, Name of Village : Amirabari, Baragaon (1st. Portion), Baragaon (2nd. Portion), Gopalpur, Guziam, Narayanpur and Amira bari (Namapara)
  • Bailar Union- Area 2548 hectares, Name of Village : Bailar, Dewanibari, Dulalbari, Hadderbhita, Kanhar, Kazir Simla, Pardhanikhola, Rudragram
  • Baliparar Union- Area 3113 hectares, Name of Village : Amian Dangari, Bahadurpur, Bali Para, Beara, Char Madakhali, Char Madakhali Purbai, Dhala, Ichhamati, Kalsiddha, Kazigram, Patuli
  • Dhanikhola Union- Area 3140 hectares, Name of Village : Dhanikhola,Sonakhali, Pajlarchar

, Mathya Bhatipara, Uzan bhatipara, Charkumaria, Dakkhin Bhatipara, Samania Para, Bhawaliapara, Goysapara, jhiarpar, Palashtoli, Chopagaria, Katakhali,

  • Harirampur Union- Area 2380 hectares, Name of Village : Nighor kanda, Chauladi, Golabhita, Harirampur, Magurjora, Rayer gram & South Kanda.
  • Kanihari Union- Area 3120 hectares, Name of Village :Baraigaon, Bahalikanda, Polashtoly, Baghadaria, Baghadaria Dak, Balidia, Barma, Bearta, Chandbari, Deopara, Gobindapur, Garpara, Jilki, Kanihari, Kushtia (1), Kushtia(2), Mandatia, Raghab Bari, Sultanpur, Thapanhala, Tirkhi,
  • Kanthal Union- Area 2364 hectares, Name of Village : Baniadhala, Banpathalia, Dhala Amian, Jasiddhar, Kanthal, Muhuriabari, Nalchira, Rajabari, Bangram, Singrail
  • Mathbari Union- Area 3766 hectares, Name of Village : Alahari, Badamia, Kuragacha, Khagati Para, Mathabari
  • Mukshapur Union- Area 2836 hectares, Name of Village : Kaitarbari, Konabakhai, Lalpur, Mukshapur, Nijbakhai, Phuti, Shankibhanga, Sapkhali,senerchak, jamtoli
  • Rampura Union- Area 2827 hectares, Name of Village : Darila, Kakchar, Rampura
  • Sakhua Union- Area 1752 hectares, Name of Village : Akhrail, Babupura, Bishnupur, Gandakhola, Nagarchhara, Naopara, Sakhua
  • Trishal Union- Area 2827 hectares, Name of Village : Aultia Golaghita, Bagan, Chikna Monohar, Konabari, Naodhar, Panch Para, Satra Para, Salimpur, Trishal

Education

University

Colleges

Colleges in Trishal Upazila:

  • Government Nazrul College, est. 1967
  • Trishal Women's Degree College
  • Trishal Women's Technical & B.M College, Est-2009
  • Islamiya Academy School And College
  • Trishal Technical and BM. College
  • Aulianagar College
  • Kalir Bazar School and College
  • Danikhola Technical and Commercial College
  • Mukshapur College
  • Trishal International School & College, Est. 2014
  • Trishal Ideal School & College
  • Kanthal High School & College
  • Hazi Cherag Ali Degree College

Combined colleges

  • Bhaluka Trishal Moitry Colleges
  • Trishal Fulbaria Moitry Colleges

Madrashas

  • Kashigonj dakhil madrasha,Amirabari
  • Abbasiya Fazil Madrasha, Trishal
  • Bailor Mathbari Darul Huda Balika Dakhil Madrasha, Bailor, Trishal
  • Niyamatiya Fafiziya Madrasha, Trishal
  • Madrasha Ahale Suffa, Trishal
  • Darga Hafiziya Madrasha, Salimpur
  • Siddikiah Hafiziya Madrasha
  • Abul Shosen Master Hafezia Madrasha
  • Jannatul Ferduas Koumi Madrasha, Trishal
  • Dhanikhola Islamia Dakhil Madrasha, Dhanikhola, Trishal

Secondary schools

  • Govt. Nazrul Academy Dharirampur Model High School
  • Ahammadabad High School
  • Shuktara Biddyaniketon High School
  • Danikholaha High School
  • Nazrul Girls High School
  • Nazrul Sena High School
  • Rahela Hazrat Model School
  • Mukshapur High School
  • Bailor Rahmania High School, Shommukh Bailor, Trishal, Mymensingh.
  • Shankivanga High School
  • Nazrul Sena High School
  • Islamia Academy School & College
  • Ali Akbar Bhuiya Girls High School
  • Danikhola Usmaniya High School
  • Fatema Nogor High School, Kalir Bazar
  • Shahjalal (R.A) Kindergarten & High School, Salimpur
  • Salimpur Ideal Junior School
  • Sonakhali Pajlar Char High School
  • Trishal International School & College
  • Sakhua High School
  • Guziam Amirabari High School
  • Patuli Rahmatullah High School, Aulianagar
  • Bagan Islamia High School, Bagan, Trishal, Mymensingh.
  • Dhalla High School

Notable residents

References

  1. ↑ Shabbir Rifat (2012), "Trishal Upazila", in Sirajul Islam and Ahmed A. Jamal, Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Second ed.), Asiatic Society of Bangladesh
  2. 1 2 3 "Population Census Wing, BBS". Archived from the original on 27 March 2005. Retrieved 10 November 2006.
  3. ↑ Razzaque, Rana (2012). "Ahmed, Abul Mansur". In Islam, Sirajul; Jamal, Ahmed A. Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Second ed.). Asiatic Society of Bangladesh.
  4. ↑ Islam, Shahidul (2012). "Shamsuddin, Abul Kalam". In Islam, Sirajul; Jamal, Ahmed A. Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Second ed.). Asiatic Society of Bangladesh.
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