Garulia

Garulia is a town with a region in Barrackpore subdivision of North 24 Parganas area in the province of West Bengal, India. Garulia region was set up in 1869. Garulia is limited by Bhatpara on the north, Garshyamnagar and Noapara on the east, North Barrackpur on the south and the Hooghly on the west. 96% of the number of inhabitants in Barrackpore subdivision lives in urban zones. In 2011, it had a thickness of populationof 10,967 for every km2. The subdivision has 16 districts and 24 evaluation towns. According to the 2011 Census of India, Garulia had an aggregate population of 85,336, of which 44,825 53% were males and 40,511 47% were females. Peoples beneath 6 years was 7,247. The aggregate number of literates in Garulia was 67,835.

As indicated by the Barrackpore organization, among the instructive offices in Garulia district there are 20 elementary schools and 6 higher auxiliary schools. Among alternate offices there are 3 nursing homes, 3 markets, 2 ship ghats Babughat and Kangalighat, 1 consuming ghat Ratneswar Burning Ghat and 2 Muslim internment grounds. 7,000 houses have water association and there are around 150 road taps. Garulia has a few sanctuaries and mosques. Sitla Mandir is one of the most established sanctuaries in Garulia. Garulia Jama Masjid is greatest mosque and furthermore wonderful mosque of Garulia. There is the Murali Manohar Mandir in Garulia Bazar. There additionally are numerous majars where the two Hindus and Muslims come and ask.