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Durgapur

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Dur·ga·pur  (drg-pr, -gä-)
A city of northeast India northwest of Calcutta. Its steel plant, completed in 1962, was built with British aid. Population: 492,000.
Durgapur [ˈdɜːgəˌpʊə]
n
(Placename) a city in NE India, in West Bengal: heavy industry, including steelworks. Pop.: 425 836 (1991)
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