Kehit

Kehit is a town located in the West Bengal state of India, within the Jalpaiguri district. The town is situated near the base of the Himalayan foothills and serves as a hub for transportation and commerce in the region. Kehit is connected to major cities through a network of roads, including national highways and state highways, as well as railway lines.

Kehit has a diverse economy, with the primary sectors including agriculture, horticulture, and small-scale industries. The region is known for its coffee plantations, and the town has been a major producer of Arabica coffee. Other crops grown in the region include tea, oranges, and cardamom. Apart from agriculture, the town's economy is also driven by the growth of small-scale industries, including textiles and crafts. The town has a significant population of artisans, who are engaged in traditional crafts such as pottery and weaving.

The town has a variety of educational institutions, including government-run schools and private schools, as well as a few vocational training centers. Kehit is also home to several private and public healthcare facilities, which cater to the medical needs of the population.

Kehit is a culturally rich and diverse town, with a significant presence of Hindus, Muslims, and Christians. The town has a number of temples, mosques, and churches, and celebrates various festivals throughout the year. The town is also known for its traditional music and dance forms, such as the Jalpaiguri folk music and the Baul music.