Yes, Frederick, Bandel Station lies on the railway line between Howrah and Bardaman stations.
BTW, Howrah station is in Howrah across the Hoogly and not in Calcutta. Lawrence ----- Frederick Noronha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Quite by accident, while searching for some information on the FLOSS (Free/Libre and Open Source > Software) world, I came across this link to Bandel. See what it says... > > QUOTE: > > http://www.cyberonlineindia.com/bandelchurch/ > > In Indo-European history there is scarcely a more memorable place than Bandel, barely 40 kms to the north of > Calcutta. Alovely spot nestling on the banks of the Hoogly river. Bandel Church, the oldest place of > Christian worship in Bengal and the most popular centre of pilgrimage to Mary, mother of Jesus, is easily > approachable by rail and road. Frequent suburban local trains from Howrah Station in Calcutta, to Bandel > take just over one hour to cover the distance of 40 kms. By road the trip can be done in about two hours. > > ENDQUOTE
