Discover Baranagar’s warm spirit with Cyan Flowers. For example, honor Durga Puja at Annapurna Temple. Or cheer a learner near ISI grounds. Send flowers to Baranagar today. Our fresh blooms echo the suburb’s blend of mills and mantras. We deliver same-day across the area. This reaches spots by Hooghly ghats. It covers busy Barrackpore Road too. We spark joy with ease.
Baranagar grew from humble starts. Traders called it “City of Hogs.” A hog factory ran in 1676. Chaitanya Mahaprabhu visited in 1512. Dutch and Portuguese ships docked here. The first jute mill opened in 1859. It kicked off industry. Leaders formed a municipality in 1869. This made it one of India’s oldest. Naxalbari unrest shook it in the 1970s. Yet, it bounced back strong.
Baranagar anchors North 24 Parganas in West Bengal. It joins Kolkata’s vast metro. The area spans 7.12 square km. It rises 12 meters high. Hooghly River guards its east. Dakshineswar borders south. South Dum Dum and Sinthee touch north. Cossipore lies west. Air stays tropical. Summers peak at 38°C from April to June. Monsoons dump 1,770 mm rain June to September. Winters average 22.2°C.
People power Baranagar. In 2011, 245,313 called it home. Males led at 51%. Females followed at 49%. Density packed 35,220 per square km. Literacy soared to 91.41%. Males hit 93.69%. Females reached 89%. Hindus form 94.95%. Muslims 2.96%. Sikhs 1.15%. Bengali speaks 81.3%. Hindi 14.5%. Urdu 1.59%. By 2025, estimates say 356,000 live here. Growth ties to Kolkata’s draw.
Jobs define Baranagar. Jute mills once ruled. Baranagar Jute Factory still turns. Closures hit hard. Cotton processing holds. Printing and books thrive. Services lead now. It blends into Kolkata’s metro web.
Schools light young paths. Indian Statistical Institute leads since 1931. It excels in stats. Central Modern College trains teachers. Baranagore Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama High School tops. Ramakrishna Mission Centenary Primary builds bases. More spots nurture kids daily.
Roads weave Baranagar tight. Barrackpore Trunk Road stretches north. Belghoria Expressway races west. Noapara Metro station opened in 2013. It’s the longest line then. Baranagar station joined in 2021. Buses and Kuthi Ghat ferries aid flow.
Gems sparkle here. Baranagar Math calls seekers. Swami Vivekananda founded it. Annapurna Temple draws Puja crowds. Jay Mitra Kalibari blesses. Pramanick Kalibari charms. Kouleswar and Pathbari Mandir inspire. Omkarnath Temple soothes. Trailanga Swami Math guides. Alambazar Shyam Mandir rose in 2019. Sending flowers to Baranagar shines. Marigolds suit Puja. Lilies fit math calm.
At Cyan Flowers, we shape gifts for Baranagar’s soul. They match every mood. Choose these:
Crafters tie them fresh. Local farms keep them lively. Add cards or sweets. This weaves Bengali grace.
We ride Baranagar’s wave. Trains from Baranagar Road zip fast. Metro links Kolkata in 30 minutes. Buses from hubs span wide. Netaji Airport sits 15 km away. Cabs hit it in 45 minutes. Order by 2 PM for same-day delivery to Baranagar. We touch:
From Kolkata core, it’s 20 minutes. Track in real time. We seal fresh. Eco-bikes beat snarls.
Baranagar weds work and worship. For instance, Kali Puja at Ramakrishna Mission glows. Varied lives merge in rains. 2025 greens add 200 acres park. Send flowers to Baranagar and fan the flame.