Madanpur

Madanpur is an enumeration town in Kalyani subdivision of Nadia region in the Indian province of West Bengal. It is situated around 53 km far from Kolkata - the capital of West Bengal. Madanpur has been changed quickly from a town to a rural area/enumeration town in most recent 15 years. Madanpur is popular for development of cauliflowers all over Bengal. Amidst eighteenth century when the railroad was yet to come in Bengal, this territory was loaded with meadow and lash green on the bank of Ganges waterway.

The ebb and flow station region was absolutely in the waterway bed. After 1750 it ended up populated. The legend was that Thakur Madangopal with Sri Radha used to assume rest at this position while in transit to Krishnanagar by means of Chandirampur. The general population of the town was especially content with this and they began revering Lord Madangopal. From that point, individuals began calling this place as 'Madanpur' which implies put for Madangopal. Here regardless they have Madangopal sanctuary close Birohi.