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Administrative Changes in any area are quite common in the current time. This administrative change significantly affect people's lifestyles. During the Mughal period, most of the areas of this subdivision were included in Tajpur Sarkar and Surjapur Pargana of Subah of Bengal. Administrative changes can bring about various transformations at the societal level, compelling people to think about life in new ways. In 1770 AD, the British took over the administration of the undivided Purnea district. Lord Cornwallis introduced the permanent settlement in 1793 AD and many small zamindari system developed in the area. Sued Fakhruddin Hossain was the Nawab of Khagra Estate. At this time, according to the permanent settlement, the revenue of this Pargana was Rs.2,46,226. Through multiple administrative changes, the characteristics of the current Islampur Subdivision have evolved. The current form of Islampur Subdivision has been shaped through various administrative changes. Before 1956 AD, Islampur Subdivision was part of the undivided purnea district, which is an important part of history. This area was ruled under many kings during the epic era, which allowed various cultures and traditions to flourish here. Many Hindu rulers , Muslims rulers and the British have ruled this area, which has influenced the history of the area. On November 1, 1956 , the Islampur Subdivision joined West Bengal from the undivided purnea district of Bihar, marking an important moment between the two area.