Eatochhab

Eatochhab is a small village located in the northern part of Bangladesh, in the district of Rangpur. It is situated near the border with the Indian state of West Bengal. The village is part of the Gangachhara upazila, which is one of the upazilas or sub-districts in Rangpur district.

Eatochhab is a densely populated village with a mixed economy. The majority of the population is engaged in agriculture, with crops such as paddy, wheat, and vegetables being the mainstay of the local economy. Many of the villagers also work as laborers or engage in small-scale industry, such as crafting and trading.

The village has a moderate level of infrastructure, with access to basic facilities such as healthcare, education, and electricity. A government-run primary school is located in the village, catering to the educational needs of the local children. The village also has a small hospital, providing primary healthcare services to the residents.

Eatochhab is known for its cultural and traditional heritage. The village is home to a number of ancient temples and other historical structures, which are revered by the local community. During festivals and special occasions, the villagers proudly display their rich cultural heritage, showcasing their music, dance, and traditional attire.

The economic and social conditions in Eatochhab vary, with some families living below the poverty line. However, efforts are being made by local and national authorities to improve the living standards and socioeconomic conditions in the village.

There are approximately 10,000 residents living in Eatochhab, with a natural growth rate that is slightly higher than the national average. The village is slowly urbanizing, with new infrastructure and amenities being constructed to meet the growing needs of the local population.