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Agriculture constitutes The rest is divided into 'non-agriculture', 3. Agricultural land occupies acres, comprising 63 acres of single-crop land, acres of double-crop, 25 acres of triple-crop, and 5 acres of quadruple-crop. Net crop land is acres, while gross crop land is acres. Paddy and wheat are the village's main crops. Each family has a pond for raising fish, fulfilling local demand and for occasional sales. Cattle are also raised for agricultural cultivation, and local milk and meat demand. The fruit and fruit trees cultivated in Mirzapur are: \[ 3 \]. The village has officially defined geographical limits. The village is divided into two parts, East Mirzapur and West Mirzapur. It is clearly separated from the Tarundia to Mymensingh expressway. Mirzapur circle bus stop is at the middle point of this village. The climate of Mirzapur is moderate. With its proximity to the Himalayas , conditions are much cooler than in Dhaka. Its warmest and most humid season is from April to May, just before the monsoon. The temperature falls below this range in the winter months December and January which may begin as early as November and continue until February. Without a government primary school no government establishment is not present in this village. Other system include a Professional Education System. The people of this village are going to shopping near Tarundia bazar. No government establishment are not seen in this village without a primary school. Once upon a time famous 'fuluri river' was blown in this village. But no sign of this river is present now. This village is situated in the bank of 'Koila Bill' or 'Kalia Bill'. Two mosques in this village for Muslims performing their daily five times salat and an Eidgah maydan for others prayer like Eid-ul Fitr, Eid-ul Adha, funeral prayer namaz-e-janaza and so on. But both Muslims and Hindus are enjoyed each festival with each other. Sports are a popular form of entertainment in Mirzapur and an essential part of Bangladeshi culture. Ha-du-du or Kabaddi is the national sport; however, cricket and football are the most popular. Dishes exhibit strong aromas. A variety of spices and herbs, along with mustard oil and ghee , is used. The main breads are naan , porota , ruti chaler ruti and aatar ruti , bakorkhani and luchi. Fish is a staple, especially freshwater fish. Vegetable dishes, either mashed bhorta , boiled sobji , or leaf-based shaak , are widely served. Lobster and shrimp are favorites. Gourmet polao is served during feasts and festivals. Types of Bengali biryani and polao include mutton, beef, Ilish and chicken. Kebabs include shikh , reshmi , shashlik , tikka and shami. The village is home to desserts and confectioneries , ranging from pan-fried to steamed rice cakes pitha to halua and sweets made from fruits and sweetened cheese. Tea is the national beverage, offered to guests as a gesture of welcome. Popular snacks include samosas , pakoras , jhalmuri puffed rice mixed with various spices , rice cakes pitha and rolls. Phuchka and chotpoti are major street foods. Mirzapur's main staple food of freshwater fish comes from individual ponds and nearest Koila Bill. Every pond is filled with fish. Ilish comes from the outer side market. Major fish dishes includes ilish , butterfish pabda , rui rohu , pangas catfish pangash , clown knifefish chitol , walking catfish magur , barramundi bhetki and tilapia. Meat consumption includes beef tehari , mutton kacchi , lamb , venison , chicken murgi , group duck , squab , koel and pigeons. The most important are Bengal gram chhola , pigeon peas, red gram, black gram biuli , and green gram mung bean. Pulses are used almost exclusively in the form of dal , except chhola , which is often cooked whole for breakfast and is processed into flour beshon. Various green vegetables and fruits are available. Bay leaves , cumin powder, cumin, red chili powder, turmeric powder, coriander powder, garlic , onion , ginger , black pepper , chili powder , nigella, mustard and fenugreek seeds are common spices. Mustard oil and vegetable oil are the primary cooking media, although sunflower oil and peanut oil are also used. Clarified butter ghee is used for its aromatic flavors. Panch foron is a general purpose spice mixture composed of fenugreek seeds, nigella seeds , celery seeds , cilantro seeds, and black mustard seeds. This mixture is more convenient for vegetarian dishes and fish preparations. The use of spices for both meat and vegetable dishes is quite extensive and includes many combinations. The combination of whole spices, fried and added at the start or finish of cooking as a flavoring is special to each dish. Whole black mustard seeds and freshly ground mustard paste form a typical combination. A pungent mustard sauce called kashundi is sauce for snacks or sometimes makes a base ingredient for fish dishes and vegetable dishes. Each dish is eaten separately with a small amount of rice or ruti, so that individual flavors can be enjoyed. The typical meal includes sequences of dishes. Two sequences are commonly followed, one for ceremonial dinners and the other for day-to-day eating. Both sequences have regional variations, and sometimes differences are significant for a particular course. Ceremonial occasions may employ elaborate serving rituals, but professional catering and buffet-style dining has become common. The traditions have not disappeared; large family occasions and the more lavish ceremonial feasts continue the traditional rituals. Mirzapuri foods contain staples, such as rice and flat breads. Different traditional flat breads include luchi , porota , bakhorkhani , nan , ruti , rice flour flatbread and chitai pitha. Meat dishes, as well as dal a spicy lentil soup and vegetables commonly accompany the breads. Traditional dishes can be 'dry', such as gosht bhuna. Items with jhol gravy are often curried. Vegetables are also used for light curries. On special occasions, guests receive Biryani and Borhani spicy drink that is known to aid digestion. Chutney is mainly served at the end of a meal. The last item before the sweets Doi baked yogurt. It is generally of two varieties, either natural flavour and taste or Mishti Doi sweet yogurt , typically sweetened with charred sugar. This brings about a brown colour and a distinct flavour. Bengalis invented a variety of sweets. Most of them were created by a Ghosh a dessert maker or dairy product seller caste. The most common sweets and desserts include:. It is one of the most widely consumed sweets. The dish has many regional variations. Channer shondesh is created with milk and sugar. Some recipes call for the use of chhena or paneer which is made by curdling milk and separating the whey from it instead of milk itself. Various types are available across Bangladesh. Rosh-malai are small rashgollas in milk base. Khaja deep fried sweets are made from wheat flour and ghee , with sugar and sesame seeds as the coating. Hawai'i Mithai is made with sugar and given various forms. Chhana is fresh, unripened curd cheese made from water buffalo milk. Chhanar jilapi is similar to regular jalebi except that they are made with chhana. Khir is a rice pudding made by boiling rice, broken wheat, tapioca, or vermicelli with milk and sugar. It is flavoured with cardamom, raisins, saffron, cashews, pistachios or almonds. Phirni together with z arda , is typical during Shab-e-Barat and Eid. Although it takes a lot of time to cook, it is a favorite Mirzapuri dessert. A thicker version of khir is used as filling for pitha. Gurer Shondesh is a fritter made from rice flour and palm sugar. Goja is a light, sweet snack made from flour and sugar, and often served as street food , which is consumed both as dessert and starter. It can be preserved longer. Muktagachar monda is a traditional sweetmeat. First made in , it is known for its originality and taste. It is usually prepared in thick, semi-soft pieces. The main ingredients are khoa , sugar and traditional flavorings, including cardamom seeds, pistachio nuts and saffron. Balushahi is made from a stiff dough made with all-purpose flour, ghee and a pinch of baking soda. They are sweet, but tasty with a slightly flaky texture. Rabri is condensed milk based dish made by boiling the milk on low heat for a long time until it becomes dense and changes its color to pinkish. Sugar, spices and nuts are added to it to give it flavor. It is chilled and served as dessert. Rabri is the main ingredient in several desserts, such as rasabali , chhena kheeri , and khira sagara. Rabri can also be made savoury with salt, masala , and zeera. These little balls of heaven symbolise the coming of winter, and the arrival of a season where rich food can be included. The richness lies in the silkiness of the milk, which is often mixed with molasses or jaggery made from either date palm or sugarcane, and sometimes sugar. They are mostly divided into different categories based on the way they are created. Generally, rice flour goes into making the pitha. Common beverages are sugarcane juice with jaggery akher gur or shorbot , sugarcane juice akher rosh , Borhani a spicy drink usually served in gatherings, banquets and weddings , whisked salted milk ghol , date palm juice Khejur Rosh , tea , malai, faluda , mango juice amer shorbot , watermelon juice tormujer shorbot , juice of Bengal, quince or wood apple bel er shorbot and lemon-lime juice lebur shorbot. Contents move to sidebar hide. Article Talk. Read Edit View history. Tools Tools. Download as PDF Printable version. In other projects. Village of Bangladesh in Mymensingh Division. Village of Bangladesh. Economy \[ edit \]. Crops \[ edit \]. Fruits \[ edit \]. Geography and climate \[ edit \]. Education \[ edit \]. Scocio-cultural Condition \[ edit \]. Sports \[ edit \]. Cuisine \[ edit \]. Main ingredients \[ edit \]. Spices \[ edit \]. Meals \[ edit \]. Dishes \[ edit \]. Desserts \[ edit \]. Beverages \[ edit \]. Religion \[ edit \]. Further reading \[ edit \]. References \[ edit \]. Bangladesh Population Census, Mymensingh. Retrieved 8 March Government of Bangladesh. By Mr. Jannatul Ferdouse, Page Category : Populated places in Mymensingh District. Hidden categories: Pages using gadget WikiMiniAtlas Articles with short description Short description is different from Wikidata Pages using infobox settlement with bad settlement type Coordinates on Wikidata Articles containing Bengali-language text Pages using Lang-xx templates. Mirzapur Location in Bangladesh. Mymensingh Division. Mymensingh District. Bengali , English. Source: National Newspapers.

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