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Majilpur also became the center of Sakti worship and the Kalibari of Majilpur was at one time as famous as the Kalighattemple. The Kalipitha of Majilpur became a center for the sadhana of a number of Tantrics.

It is interesting to note that a number of villages like Chakratirtha, Maida, Rajpur, Boral, Kalighat, Chitpur all on the bank of the Adi-Ganga river became great places for Sakti worship. Chakratirtha is now a decadent village but at one time was the seat of trade, commerce and prosperity. Kabikankan Mukunda Ram in his Chandi- Kavya has made a mention of Chakratirtha village as a famous river point.

The pilgrims would disembark here, visit the temple of Tripura Sundari and Bhairab Ambulinga Siva, have a bath at the sacred tanks and continue their river journey. Many black-stone images of goddesses have been found at this village. Chakratirtha still has been found at this village. Chakratirtha still has a mela in the month of Chaitra when thousands of pilgrims have their bath at Nanda's Pukhur(tank) held to be sacred. After the mela the village again shrinks into oblivion.




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