purbamedinipur.gov.in Download Admit Card 2015 District Co-Oridanator RSBY : Purba Medinipur West Bengal
Organisation : Purba Medinipur District ,West Bengal
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Designation : District Co-Oridanator Hospital & District Co-Oridanator IT RSBY
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Tamluk, Purba Medinipur
Pin-721636
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East Midnapore (or Purba Medinipur) is one of the 18 administrative districts of West Bengal with its headquarters located at Tamluk. The district was carved out of the erstwhile Medinipur district on January 1, 2002.East Midnapore (or Purba Medinipur) is one of the 18 administrative districts of West Bengal with its headquarters located at Tamluk. The district was carved out of the erstwhile Medinipur district on January 1, 2002.
According to local folklore the name Tamralipta came from the King Tamradhwaja (which means The King with Copper Flag/symbol) of the Mayura-Dhwaja (Peacock) dynasty. Probably this ancient king had a huge base of copper, and the metal brought prosperity to the region at his time. Thus both of the names — Tamralipta and Raja Tamradhawja — might have been originated from it.
Some early Vaisnav religious texts tell a fascinating story about the origin of the name of Tamralipta. Once, when Lord Krishna was playing Maharaas in Vraj at Vrindavan Surya (Sun God) Dev rose from the east and accidentally saw Lord Krishna in intimate situation with his Gopis and Sri Radhika. Immediately Surya Dev had felt ashamed, became embarrassed and blushed a reddish copper colour like Tamra. And then Surya Dev again returned to the same corner of the east coast of Bharata and did hide (Lipta) himself in the Bay of Bengal. Where Surya Dev went back and hid himself is the place called Tamralipt