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Hooghly and Howrah

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East Rarh is a region in West Bengal, consisting of the districts of Hooghly, Howrah and Purba Bardhaman.

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  • 1 Ambika Kalna — temple town, home to Kalna Rajbari and Nava Kailasha
  • 2 Bardhaman (Burdwan) — major agricultural city
  • 4 Hooghly — historic port city, home to Bandel Church
  • 5 Howrah — Kolkata's twin city, the second-largest in the state, with the largest railway complex in India
  • 7 Uttarpara Serampore on Wikipedia — home to Hindmotor, once a leading car-making plant in India

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