At a glance the Binodpur union council

1 * Size: 17 square miles

2 * Union Simana: No 04 in Qadir Hanif, Noakhali Union on the south, Noakhali Municipality in the east, Nooyi union of 3 on the west

3 * Number of union: 45,000 (according to birth registration)

4 * Union concentration - 2500 almost

5 * Bibiyana area-272 Noakhali-05

6 * Union: 6152

7 * Crop Land: 1680 acres

8 * 1 crop: 800 acres

9 * 2 crops: 750 acres

10 * 3 crops: 175 acres

11 * Total number: Current approx: 45,000

12 * Voters: 13,4073 13,473 people

13 * number of villages and mouzas: 25 and 23

14 * Market Hats: 5pm

15 * Educational institutions

* 2 High Schools * 2 Lower Secondary Schools * 6 KG Schools * 1 Madrasa * 8 Government Primary Schools

* 2 registration primary school * Forkanana madrasa 10 * Sunnia / Nurani madrasa 3 * eighth house - 2

16 * Mosque: 45

17 * Temple: 2

18 * Union Health Clinic: 4

19 * Government Committees Clinic: 1

20 * Government Offices: 1 Land Office

21 * Bridge / culvert: 40 bridges culvert

22 * Post Office: 3

23 * Number of villages and wards: 25 and 9

24 * paved roads; -20km, 4km / cnb50kmsm
25 * Union Information and Services Center: 1

26 * Union Complex Building: 1

27 * Union Complex Building (Nichtala): 7

28 * Union Complex Building (Top Floor): 4

29 * Literacy rate: 75.52%

30 * Agricultural Extension Services Center: 1

31 * Animal Resources Service Center: 1

32 * Chicken farm and hatchery: Large 1, small 3
33 * Private Development Organization: 1


Background and development of Union Parishad
(((There is no reliable information available from the local government system before the arrival of the British. "The scholars had a self-centered village in their minds, most of the villages have panchayat customs, rural people in five villages are made up of panchayets, the responsibility of the panchayets To collect wealth for the purpose of celebration, Panchayet or village governor Yu In order to strengthen the foundation of the British in the rural areas, there is no legal basis for their legal, administrative and political reasons and to pass the village Chowkidari law in 1870 under the rule of Lord Mayo. This is the first time in the rural areas in the local area through the legal basis If an employed member refused to accept the post, he would have to pay a fine of Tk 50.00 (five hundred rupees). The responsibility of the Panchayat is to protect Chaukidar's job of protecting peace and order and to arrange for the payment of the Chowkidar by collecting Choukidar tax.
 
Several village union committees were formed. There will be 5 to 9 members of its members, and if the members do not have any specific work done by the villagers, the committee will be supervising the construction of roads, public health and the provision of primary education. Although the villagers (they have their own home or property) are provided with funds to fund the funding to meet these supervised costs. However, these were basically dependent on the district board's grant. As a result, they work as District Board agents.
 
Due to lack of tax power capacity, financial weakness failed to work. Also, the Union Committee worked as a populated Chowkidari panchayat. In this, tax was collected from the villagers of Panchayat. As a result, the disadvantages of dual governance in the rural areas are clearly seen. In 1919, Union Parishad Union Board was formed to abolish the Chowkidar Panchayat and Union Committee under the Bengal Rural Self-Government Act. One-third of the total members will be nominated by the government's Deputy Commissioner and remaining members will be elected by the votes of the people. Members elected the President and a Vice President from among them. The main functions of the Union Board are security arrangements, roads and pool / Kalvabat preparation, providing health facilities, charitable treatment and school preservation, water supply system and district board. The Union Board has the power to settle union rate mounts and short criminal complaints. Its period has been repealed first from 1919 to 3 years and from 1936 to 4 years and nomination was repealed 1946. In the various issues of the Union Board, reserved voting rights, President and Vice-Prosecutor election system and financial obstacles on the district council are the main.
Union Board under the Basic Democracies Order, 1959, has been renamed as Union Council and its structure, functions and financial management are quite changed. Coordination union council is formed with 10 to 15 members with an average of 10,000 (ten thousand) people living area. Two-thirds of the total members are nominated by the people and the remaining one-third nominees are nominated by the subdivision administrator. In 1962 the nomination system was discontinued as a result of the introduction of the constitution. Members are elected from among them a chairman and a vice-chamber. But in 1963 Vice-Charmman was elected. But in 1963, Vice-Che