why people began to migrate from Western Bengal to south - eastern Bengal during 16th century?
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•Sixteenth century onwards, people began to migrate from the less fertile western Bengal to the forested and marshy areas of south-eastern Bengal.
•As they moved eastwards, they cleared the forests and started practicing agriculture there. They cultivated rice crop there.
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meher2006:
yes, I know that, the people began to migrate from WB to S-E Bengal but why..
what is the reason of migrating...
Answer:East Bengali Refugees are people who left East Bengal following the Partition of Bengal, which was part of the Independence of Indiaand Pakistan in 1947. An overwhelming majority of these refugees and immigrants were Bengali Hindus.[1] They adopted Indian citizenship and contributed to various fields and professions. Out of 10 million people, a majority of 60% to 80% are Hindus who were the main victims of the West Pakistani army.
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People migrated from western Bengal because the land was less fertile and people can't do agriculture
They went to south eastern Bengal ,cleared the forest and started to do agriculture
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