In Bagdah, 70.75 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 96.23 % villages had paved approach roads, 94.34 % villages had primary schools, 0.94 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Deganga CD Block, 93.52 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 88.89 % villages had paved approach roads, 88.89 % villages had primary schools, 1.85 % villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Sandeshkhali I, one of the six CD Blocks in the Sundarban area, 43.33 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 63.33 % villages had paved approach roads, none of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Swarupnagar, 77.27 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 95.59 % villages had paved approach roads, 98.58 % villages had primary schools, 28.79 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Barasat II CD Block, 96.10 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 94.81 % villages had paved approach roads, 87.01 % villages had primary schools, none of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Baduria, 86.60 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 95.88 % villages had paved approach roads, 89.69 % villages had primary schools, 29.90 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Habra II, 94.87 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 66.67 % villages had paved approach roads, 75.64 % villages had primary schools, 25.64 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Amdanga CD Block, 88.75 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 67.50 % villages had paved approach roads, 85.00 % villages had primary schools, 3.75 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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In Bangaon, 81.88 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 76.51 % villages had paved approach roads, 91.95 % villages had primary schools, 11.41 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 99.33 % villages had drinking water.
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In Barasat I CD Block, 98.77 % of the villages had electricity for domestic use, 76.54 % villages had paved approach roads, 91.36 % villages had primary schools, 12.35 % of the villages had maternity and child welfare centres, and 100 % villages had drinking water.
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