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Banda railway station

Overview

Banda railway station is a railway station serving the town of Banda, the administrative headquarters of Banda district in the Bundelkhand region of the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It lies on the rail network operated by Indian Railways and functions as the principal station for passengers travelling to and from Banda and the surrounding parts of southern Uttar Pradesh.

Key facts

Name Banda railway station
Type Railway station
Location Banda, Banda district
State Uttar Pradesh, India
Region Bundelkhand
Operator Indian Railways

Location and setting

The station is situated in Banda town, which lies in the Bundelkhand region between the Yamuna and the Ken rivers. Banda district shares boundaries with Fatehpur, Chitrakoot, Mahoba and Hamirpur districts, and the railway station serves as a key transport node for travellers from these adjoining areas.

Services

The station handles passenger and express services that connect Banda with major cities in northern and central India. As a town-level station in a district headquarters, it provides standard amenities for passengers, including ticket booking, waiting facilities and platform access for through and originating trains.

Significance

As the main railway link for Banda district, the station plays an important role in regional connectivity for the Bundelkhand belt, an area that has historically depended on rail transport for long-distance travel. It supports daily commuter movement, pilgrimage traffic to nearby religious centres, and freight associated with the agricultural and stone-mining economy of the region.

References

  • Wikidata: Q25549130
  • Indian Railways official portal