Bhaktardoba
Bhaktardoba is a bazaar town in Barpeta district, Assam, India. It sits on the banks of the Kaldia River.
The area covers about 9 square kilometers and had a population of around 15,580 in 2011. People include East Bengal–rooted Muslims as well as Hindu Assamese and Hindu Bengalis.
Bhaktardoba falls under the Sarukhetri Assembly constituency (126). The local community has a Bhaktardoba Model Hospital that serves residents here and in nearby areas. There are more than 18 schools and 2 colleges in Bhaktardoba.
The Kayakuchi Naligaon Road connects Bhaktardoba Bazaar to the district headquarters, and public buses link the area with the district and Guwahati.
Nearby villages include Naligaon, Helochar Pam, Nalir Pam, Nalir Pathar, Kawaimari Block No. 9 and No. 10, Pithadi Gaon, and Pithadi Pam.
The official language is Assamese, and the local language is Barpetia Assamese. PIN 781352; telephone code +91-3665; vehicle registration AS-15.
This page was last edited on 2 February 2026, at 14:04 (CET).