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Lakshmipur, Chattogram
Lakshmipur is a district situated in the Chattogram division of Bangladesh. It is bounded by Chandpur to the north, Bhola and Noakhali districts to the south, Noakhali to the east, and Barisal and Bhola districts to the west of it. Lakshmipur was a region of Noakhali till February 15, 1984. During that time, the western section of Noakhali was upgraded from Lakshmipur subdivision to Lakshmipur district to give administrative amenities.
The district has historical significance regarding our war of independence as well. On July 6, 1971, the freedom fighters launched a surprise attack near the Rahmatkhali Bridge in Lakshmipur town, killing 72 Pakistani soldiers. On October 25, in Mirganj of the Sadar upazila, a direct battle between the freedom fighters and the Pakistani soldiers resulted in the deaths of 70 soldiers, including a major, and 41 Rangers.
In Fatehpur Dighi of Ramganj upazila, a fight occurred between the freedom fighters and Pakistani soldiers, resulting in numerous Pakistani casualties. Later, the Pakistani soldiers captured 14 freedom fighters and brought them to Ramganj camp, where they were killed. During the Liberation War, in a battle at Jamidar Hat of Ramgati upazila, 17 Pakistani soldiers, including several Razakars, were killed in a confrontation with the freedom fighters.
Lakshmipur has come a long way from there. Being situated adjacent to the Bay of Bengal has contributed significantly to the development of commercial and residential facilities in the district. It is also situated very close to the port city of Chattogram, so it gets commercial support from there too.
Overall, Lakshmipur is now a booming district waiting to unleash its full developmental potential.
City Insights
Lakshmipur is one of the most famous districts of Bangladesh. It is situated just beside the Bay of Bengal.The transportation systems are good and modern facilities are available. Lakshmipur district is filled with historical landmarks that makes the area very special and lucrative for commercial development. Being located just beside a sea, Lakshmipur hosts people from a diverse background. So, it’s a very friendly environment. Known Landmarks
Dalal Bazar Jomidar Bari
Lakshmipur District Shahid Minar
Kaman Khola Jomidar Bari
Rahmat Khali Canal Beach
Mirganj Bazar
Connectivity
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New Developments
Hossain-pur village in Tewariganj union, Lakshmipur Sadar upazila, has been the country's first 'Smart Village'. Md Anwar Hossain Akand, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Lakshmipur district, opened the village's entry gate in 2023. 
What’s great here?
You can travel to literally every part of Bangladesh from Lakshmipur. Roads connecting to every part of the country are available here. Lakshmipur roads are very wide, and cars can run in two lanes through the road. The cost of living is relatively lower compared to major cities like Dhaka and Chittagong. Local markets offer a variety of goods, from clothing to handicrafts, providing ample shopping opportunities.We can say that Lakshmipur district is safe enough for local residents to live a peaceful life and the crime rate of this area is low as well.As this place is situated very close to the Bay of Bengal, people from diverse cultures and preferences live here. Hospitals, Shopping Malls, Parks and Recreational Places - all are available in Lakshmipur. 
What needs attention?
More developed roads are a demand from the public.More residential development is required.More areas should be brought under CCTV coverage. The greenery of this area should not be damaged while running after development works. Neighbourhood Rating
4.5
Neighbourhood Rating
4.5
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