Farming (principally rice paddies and floriculture) forms the mainstay of the village economy, with jaba, golap, aparajita, and ganda flowers cultivated extensively.

There are smaller industries producing bricks and, during the rainy season, the prized hilsa fish.

Few years back, the village was very famous for producing 'pan', however, farmers are now less interested in it because of low production and other problems relating to environmental pollution mainly caused by brick industry.

The village is predominantly Hindu, with local temples to the deities Shitala, Kali, and Shiva.

Huge area of green riverbank of Rupnarayana river is waiting with wonderful sites for picnic.