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SL Destination Departure Times Route Calcutta State Transport Corporation [CSTC] (From Dharmatola / Esplanade) Ph : 033-22481916, 033-22482401, 033-22371212 1 Berhampore 06:30 AM, 05:35 PM Barasat-Beldanga 2 Domkal 03:15 PM Berhampore 3 Farakka 10:30 AM, 12:00 PM Barasat-Jagulia-Dhulian 4 Kandhi 10:30 AM Barasat-Jagulia-Krishnagar-Berhampore 5 Maldah 09:30 AM, 12:00 PM, 08:30 PM, 10:00 PM Krishnagar-Berhampore 6 Raghunathgunj 01:45 PM Barasat-Jagulia-Debagram-Berhampore 7 Kaliagunj 01:45 PM Barasat-Berhampore-Maldah 8 Raiganj 06:30 AM, 09:45 AM, 09:30 PM Barasat-Berhampore-Maldah 9 Siliguri (Rocket / Super) 07:00 AM, 04:00 PM, 06:00 PM, 07:00 PM, 08:00 PM Barasat-Berhampore-Maldah-Raiganj North Bengal State Transport Corporation [NBSTC] (From Dharmatola / Esplanade) Ph : 033-22430736, 033-22371806 1 Balurghat (Super) 08:00 PM, 09:00 PM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Farakka-Maldah 2 Balurghat (Rocket) 09:30 PM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Farakka-Maldah 3 Balurghat 04:45 AM, 08:00 AM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Farakka-Maldah 4 Maldah (Rocket) 09:30 PM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Farakka-Maldah 5 Maldah 06:00 AM, 10:00 AM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Farakka-Maldah 6 Raiganj (Rocket) 09:30 PM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Dhulian-Farakka 7 Raiganj (Super) 09:00 PM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Dhulian-Farakka 8 Raiganj 06:00 AM, 07:30 AM, 08:30 AM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Dhulian-Farakka 9 Siliguri (Express) 06:00 AM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Kisangunj-Islampur 10 Siliguri (Rocket) 06:00 PM, 07:00 PM, 08:00 PM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Kisangunj-Islampur 11 Siliguri (Super) 07:00 PM Barasat-Krishnagar-Berhampore-Kisangunj-Islampur 12 Berhampore 06:45 AM, 12:00 PM, 12:30 PM, 01:15 PM, 03:30 PM Barasat-Krishnagar-Bethuadohri-Plassey-Beldanga 13 Kaliaganj 07:00 AM, 09:00 PM Barasat-Berhampore-Raiganj South Bengal State Transport Corporation [SBSTC] (From Dharmatola / Esplanade) Ph : 033-22486259, 033-22530340 1 Siliguri (Rocket) 08:00 PM Barasat-Berhampore-Maldah-Islampur 2 Siliguri (Express) 05:30 PM Barasat-Berhampore-Maldah-Islampur 3 Siliguri 05:00 AM, 05:30 PM Barasat-Berhampore-Maldah-Islampur 4 Harishchandrapur 08:30 AM Barasat-Berhampore-Maldah NOTE : Apart from these lots of private buses ply between Kolkata and Berhampore daily CSTC : Calcutta State Transport Corporation. Ganesh Chandra Avenue. Tel. - 2248-1916. Reservation Charges for Booking 0.50p only. NBSTC : North Bengal State Transport Corporation. 14, Chandni Chowk St., Tel.: 2237-1806.Advance Booking 15 days. Esplanade - Ph : 2243-0736. Advance Booking 15 days. Ultadanga - Ph : 2350-4766/352-1687. SBSTC : South Bengal State Transport Corporation. 515 B.T. Road. Ph : 2553-0340. Advance Booking 3-4 days. Esplanade - Ph : 2248-6259. CTC : Calcutta Tramways Company. Most Buses start from Esplanade, unless otherwise stated. Some halt at Ultadanga for 5 mins. .

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