A riverine block on the eastern bank of the Rupnarayan, serving eight Gram Panchayats across 101.3 sq km of Howrah district.
Sworn in on 9 May 2026, leading the Government of West Bengal with a citizen-first agenda that reaches every block, panchayat, and household.
From free bus travel for women under the Pink Card to the ₹36,000 crore Annapurna Yojana, the state budget puts welfare within reach of every block.
Hover or tap the marker to see the block location. Map of Howrah district with Shyampur-II highlighted; inset shows its location within West Bengal.
Sworn in on 9 May 2026 following the 2026 Assembly election, and heads the state cabinet from Nabanna, Kolkata.
Elected in the 2026 Assembly election, representing the Shyampur constituency, which covers Shyampur-I and Shyampur-II blocks.
Oversees block administration, Gram Panchayat coordination, and delivery of state schemes across Shyampur-II's eight Gram Panchayats.
Chief Minister and MLA photographs supplied by the office. The BDO portrait remains an illustrative monogram pending an official photograph. Read full profiles on the About page.
State-wide welfare allocation for food and household support.
Free bus service for women across the state using the Pink Card.
One-time scholarship support per girl student.
All-weather road connectivity linking villages to the block's main roads.
The block's western edge runs along the Rupnarayan, separating Howrah from Purba Medinipur's Sahid Matangini block. Riverside villages such as Amardaha and Bachhri sit close to the water, and the embankment offers a quiet walk away from the crowds.
A short drive from Amardaha, where a 58-lock barrage regulates the Damodar's flow beside a deer park run as a zoological park — a favourite winter picnic spot.
