The government family of Charpasdanga Mission Para on the bank of Bhairab river of Damurhuda upazila was very respected in the knowledge and glory. The family of Sri Mahim Sarker, the family of this family lived in Kolkata. He lived in the family at Colt Amhamst Street. Poet Kazi Nazrul Islam had a great deal with Mohim government. In his house the poet had come and gone like Aponjon. Her two daughters Ava Rani Sarkar and Sheyuli Rani government used to practice Nazrul. Poet Kazi Nazrul Islam himself gave his music training. Later, Aba Rani's song songs were also released. Renowned writer Dr. Ashraf Siddiqui searches for six songs of Awa Rani government in Nazrul's case and Surrender According to multiple sources, Kabir Nazrul came to Karsasadanga several times at the family invitation of the Mahim Government. But in 1926, at the age of 27, the poet came to visit his family here. During this period, he stayed in Karasadanga for nearly two months. He came with his mother-in-law Giribala, his wife Pramila and bulbul son Bulbul They came to Kolkata from Kolkata by train and came to Carpasadanga by a 6-mile car. According to Mr. Daryk Nath alias Teren Sarkar, the late KrishsaDanga MissionParara, the poet came to Karasadanga several times from Calcutta and Krishnanagar. Carpasadangar Bipin Sarkar said he had played the casserole with the poet. Though Kabir Nazrul's carcassdanga came to his family invitation, he had also secretly held a secret meeting with many leaders and activists to accelerate Swadeshi movement, many of those people had said before the death. Among them, Dwarka Nath alias Tarun Babu is one of the chief. According to him, there were some zagagas in the Carpasdanga Mission premises. One day a tree found a venomous snake called Dwarik. He killed the snake. Later the poet became angry to know about the matter. For this reason, Padmagokhara composed in poet Nazrul Karasadanga. Former Chairman of the Carpasdanga Union Parishad, late Narsakar Ali went to Calcutta in 1987 At that time, Aba Rani Sarkar, daughter of Mohammed Biswas of Carpasadanga and Sheuly Rani Sarkar were alive. Nasokar Ali spoke to the two of them. Ava Rani and Sheuly Rani confirmed that Nazrul went to Carpasadanga several times. It is also known that Kazi Nazrul Islam came to the house of Ganguly and Majumdar of Kurulgachhi near Karsasadanga. M Ibrahim, a well-known writer of the village of Kamarpur, near Karpasadanga. He used to present Nazrul in the first paper and in the karpsadanga. He wrote details about Nazrul in Nazrul and Nishchintpur. This book was released in 1990 by M Ibrahim. Which was published continuously in the weekly Darpan newspaper published from Chuadanga. Nazrul and Nishchintapur have written, 'Narschintpur is the name of Parspara of Carpasadanga. In the recent past, there were blue kuthi, zamindari company headquarters, later headquarters of Midnapore zamindari company. On the east side of Carpasdanga Bazar, around 150 acres of land was known as Nishchintapur area to Naib Bhabani on the west side of Baghadanga village. There is no sign of the historic and traditional area of Carpasadanga, Nishchintapur. The book is almost extinct as well. Lastly, the name of the post office of Karasadanga was Nischinktpur, but now it has now been carpasadanga.