Bharati Bhaban bhaartii bhbn - Cultural association in Asansol - Paschim Bardhaman, India

Very old and famous hall. Ideal for meetings, social functions etc. As it is very old hence modern systems are not available though renovations have been done to some extent. The hall is not well maintained and the seats in the gallery are untidy and some are even broken. There is a stage covered by tin sheets outside the hall.

very old place inaugurated by the great netaji subhash chandra bose local function and theatres organised well inside the hall

Good place for events like marriage considering the space available there. Could have been better if AC would have been available. Rest communication and locality is good.

Bharati Bhaban is leading cultural organisation of Burnpur. There's membership program for the organisation. It has big auditorium named Deeponi for public functions which is controlled by SAIL-ISP. It organises Durga Puja is very traditional way. There's open space for organising family functions mostly Marriage ceremonies.

Good place for displaying handicrafts and culture programmes. Different companies can have their meeting with the permission of authorities.

A very nice place for a party and celebrating the Anniversary and Reception party. Must go and check out it place for party.

Bharati Bhaban was also started in 1920, initially known as Hirapur Indian Association, then as Burnpur Indian Association and finally as Bharati Bhaban in 1948. Almost anybody who has made a mark in the Bengali cultural arena has performed at Bharati Bhaban. City: Asansol State: West Bengal Municipal Corporation: Asansol Municipal Corporation Vidhan Sabha constituency: Asansol Dakshin In the densely forested area around the place where Burnpur now stands was a small Santal hamlet named Hirapur, in Shergarh pargana, in the zemindari of the Raja of Panchkot. That was long before the arrival of the British in India, but it is difficult to specify how long back. Manick Chand Thakur, a descendant of Srinivas Thakur, a direct disciple of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, came and settled in Hirapur. He built a temple of Madan Gopal, on a piece of land gifted by the Raja of Panchkot, sometime towards the end of the 18th century, or may be a little earlier. The temple is still there. In the early British era, Hirapur finds a place in the list of villages under Asansol police station and served by Asansol post office, in the village directory of Burdwan district compiled by the Post Master General of Bengal in 1884. The Bengal Nagpur Railway main line from Nagpur to Asansol, on the Howrah-Delhi main line, was opened for goods traffic on 1 February 1891. A railway station, named Narsinghbandh came up on that line, near Hirapur.

Cultural center. Library, indoor game facilities, cultural competition, Banga sanskriti utsav, and many other social cultural activities are performed under leadership of this house. Cognitive place of Burnpur township.