RAJA RAMMOHAN ROY PARK - Jangalpara
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| Address : | Ram Mohan, Rod, Jangalpara, West Bengal 712406, India |
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| Postal code : | 712406 | ||||||||||||||
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Chandan Das on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice Place For Chilling out. It's a vintage place. The Environment is very good.
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Bapan Rana on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The place is very beautiful and awesome ..
We have visit in this place in every month .
The place is full of tree and pond.
There are also have a old building which was Raja Rammohan's living place .
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Laltu Mondal on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good place.visit by taking ticket of RS 10 per head.raja rammohan Roy was born here.
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Bhargab Basu on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The homestead of Raja Rammohan Roy at Khanakul Hooghly. After collapsing of the original Building it was reconstructed during 1916 with Hindu-Muslim mixed architectural style. It's Foundation was laid by Pratima Devi and it's architect was Rabindranth Tegore.
According to many modern scholars of Bengal, in the beginning of the nineteenth century, there was intellectual awakening in Bengal which can be termed as truly European Renaissance.
They believe that through the influence of British rule, the educated community of Bengal became interested in various aspects of life and belief and learned to question.
Raja Ram Mohan Roy is said to be the pioneer of this renaissance. At that time, there was a foul nature called 'Sati Daha' among Hindus in Bengal. If someone died, his wife would also be burnt alive in the same funeral. Rammohan's elder brother's wife was also burnt alive in this place after his brother's death. This incident shook him deeply. He formed a social movement against this mischief. On December 4, 1829, 'Satidaha' custom was declared officially rejected in the British Presidency of British India. At that time, Lord William Bentinck was the governor of Bengal. That incident can be said that the beginning of the renaissance of Bengal and this place can be called the Starting point.
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gourab chakraborty on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A well maintained place. Full of grown trees, nice place for spending some time. Water,toilet and parking place available. Entry fees rs 10 per person and 2 wheeler also.
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SUBHADEEP RANA on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Not quite good because here's so many couple are so close movement sitting here and the authority not say any word and the government not pay much fund for modified this place and water supply not good but its a very natural place and just I feel the memory of "Raja Rammuhan Roy"
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ANISH JANA on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Birthplace of Raja rammohon Roy; (First Modern man of India), locally picnic Spot including a wonderful garden with lot's of Mango tree.
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Sujoy Ganguly on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Attractive atmosphere is the USP at this place .History tells the story with sculpture and Natural view.The students visitors are heavy than the families although tourists visitor & picnic party comes a lot.without visiting here you don't know Raja Rammohun .if you don't know him seriously you don't know my country any more.
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