Devala

Devala is a village located in the state of West Bengal, India. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Hooghly district. The village is situated in the Arambagh subdivision of the district. Devala is a part of the Goghat II CD Block.

The primary economic activity in Devala is agriculture, with a significant portion of the population engaged in farming. The fertile land of the region supports the cultivation of various crops. Like many rural areas in West Bengal, Devala experiences a tropical climate with distinct seasons. The local culture is influenced by the broader Bengali traditions and customs.

The nearest railway station to Devala is Arambagh, which connects the region to other major towns and cities in West Bengal. Road transport is also a crucial mode of connectivity, with local buses and private vehicles serving the area. Basic amenities such as primary schools and healthcare facilities are available within or near the village. The village's population primarily comprises Bengali-speaking people. Devala, like other rural settlements, contributes to the agrarian landscape and socio-cultural fabric of the Hooghly district.