In Basirhat I, 85.48 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 88.71 % villages had paved approach roads, 82.26 % villages had primary schools, 1.61 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 98.39 % villages had drinking water.
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In Basirhat II, 95.59 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 95.59 % villages had paved approach roads, 91.18 % villages had primary schools, 5.88 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 97.06 % villages had drinking water.
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He was commended in the legislative assembly by India's first woman legislator, Muthulakshmi Reddy, for his efforts at women's empowerment such as introduction of a provision for a woman director for the public health department, increasing maternity and child welfare staff, and for the provision of a government grant to the Red Cross health school.
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In Hingalganj, one of the six CD Blocks in the Sundarban area, 25 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 63.64 % villages had paved approach roads, 90.91 % villages had primary schools, 15.91 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Haroa, one of the six CD Blocks in the Sundarban area, 62.22 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 83.33 % villages had paved approach roads, 67.78 % villages had primary schools, 30.00 % villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Sandeshkhali II, one of the six CD Blocks in the Sundarban area, 20.83 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 62.50 % villages had paved approach roads, 100 % villages had primary schools, 91.67 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Hasnabad, one of the six CD Blocks in the Sundarban area, 65.75 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 89.04 % villages had paved approach roads, 87.67 % villages had primary schools, 4.11 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Minakhan, one of the six CD Blocks in the Sundarban area, 27.03 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 40.54 % villages had paved approach roads, 70.27 % villages had primary schools, 4.05 % villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 98.65 % villages had drinking water.
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In 1917 he was adopted by Udai Kavur Bai, the wife of Sohanmull Chordia ( of The Agurchand Manmull Bank ) His contributions were reported behind the establishment of several institutions such as Shri Shwethamber Sthankwasi Jain Educational Society, Shri Sthanakwasi Jain Pathsala, Shri Sohanmullji Chordia Charitable Dispensary, S . S Jain Boarding Home, A . G . Jain Higher Secondary School, Shri Jain Medical Relief Society and Neni Kavur Bai Maternity and Child Welfare Hospital, the last one in memory of his wife, Neni Kavur Bai.
