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Howrah:

Howrah: see Haora, India.

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A study on performance, response and outcome of treatment under RNTCP in a tuberculosis unit of Howrah district, West Bengal.(Original Article) (Indian Journal of Community Medicine)

A preliminary inquiry into the derailment of the Kolkata Howrah-New Delhi Rajdhani Express (IRJ October p2) has concluded that the crash was caused by sabotage. (World in Brief: India). (International Railway Journal)

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West Bengal government plans to set up a metro development corporation for the state's 23km metro project between Rajarhat in North 24 Parganas district and New Dasnagar in Howrah, the twin city of Kolkata that was once called the Birmingham of the east.(West Bengal) (International Railway Journal)

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