Sainthia

Sainthia is an expansive town and a region in Suri Sadar subdivision of Birbhum locale in the Indian province of West Bengal. The town is known as business city of Birbhum region. The town is in the Jurisdiction of Sainthia police headquarters. Sainthia is the fourth most crowded town in Birbhum area and 991st most crowded town in India. The town is well known for Nandikeshwari Temple, one of the Shakti Peethas in India. Sainthia Municipality has a region of 16 square kilometres.

The name Sainthia is gotten from 'Sain', a Bengali expression used to allude to an Islamic cleric. Sainthia is otherwise called 'Nandipur', after the celebrated sanctuary of Nandikeshwari. Sainthia was a little town. Urbanization of this territory picked up energy in the ongoing past, when development work of the Sahibganj circle line and an extension over the Mayurakshi River began. Development of the Khana-Rajmahal segment of Sahibganj Loop was finished in October 1859.

The primary prepare kept running from Howrah to Rajmahal through Khana Junction on 4 July 1860. Development of the Sainthia railroad station was done as a major aspect of building the whole line. This substantial venture brought individuals from ious corners of this nation to amass and settle here. Sainthia, an old town exchange focus, a position of Pilgrimage has been developed into a civil town in the year 1987.