Bhadrak

Such a beautiful city. During kali puja we visited bhadrak and people are very friendly and police is so coperative during puja time. It was huge crowed and nicely managed by police and ncc cadets. We enjoyed puja time and returned home safely.

Very clean ,but small station.Good station and work is completed. Bhadrakh Railway Station is new look. 24hr food court,net&Cleain.
The station provides all basic facilities to the passengers.
The stations is very neat and clean and is well connected from every corners of India.The station houses all the major facilities like waiting rooms, computerized reservation facility, dormitory, retiring rooms, cafeteria, bookshop,food plaza.

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Bhadrak sation is like Very good sation very Very huge platform are there and in Very good condition along with WiFi there are around 6paltfrom inside and things creating shortly here one if great sation of Orissa Here and Very clean and neat sation are here.

Small but very clean station and help full staff

Neat and clean everywhere
U can observe from my piks.

Currently new 2 storey building is being built to replace the old reservation ticket counter along with offices.

Bhadrak is the best place for farming and fishing and the other day the people are good

Good place.

It is my home town and I loved this place much 😊

Best station ever
Neet and clean station

Small station with basic amenities.........with a lot of cleanliness...and good environment.

During my recent journey to Puri, I had the opportunity to experience Bhadrak Railway Station, and it left a lot to be desired. The station appeared outdated and in need of renovation. The cleanliness standards were below par, with litter scattered around and inadequate maintenance evident. The lack of proper signage and information boards made it challenging to navigate the station and find the right platforms. Additionally, the station seemed congested, especially during peak hours, causing inconvenience and discomfort to passengers. The overall service quality was disappointing, with limited amenities and insufficient staff assistance. Bhadrak Railway Station would benefit greatly from improvements to its infrastructure and customer service to provide a more satisfactory experience for travelers.

This is small railway station.
Not cleaned it properly. Too much of dart 😔 is present

It's a beautiful place ❤🥰

According to legend, Bhadrak derives its name from the Goddess Bhadrakali, whose temple is situated on the southwest outskirts of the town. It is an ancient land, dating from the age of the Puranas.[1]

Bhadrak's contribution to Odisha's maritime and agrarian prosperity, trade, and commerce throughout the ages is a part of history. In the Mughal period, Bhadrak was a subah, or province, under the Nawabs of Bengal. When the imperial power of the Mughals waned, the area consisted of principalities such as Kanika, Nampo, and Agarapada, with administrative sub-units called chowparhies, all ruled by Kshatriya chiefs.[1]

After the occupation of Odisha by the British in June 1804, Bhadrak constituted one of the two administrative divisions of Cuttack and Balasore. In 1828, when Balasore was made a separate district, Bhadrak became one of its sub-divisions with an assistant magistrate and deputy collector as the sub-divisional head; but the munsif's court remained in Jajpur until 1901.[1]

Bhadrak was at the forefront during the period of national struggle. In 1920, Mahatma Gandhi's non-cooperation movement was launched. In March 1921, Gandhi visited Bhadrak, after being impressed by its nationalistic fervor and fighting spirit. In 1922, he started the rebellion of Kanika which British troops stationed at Bhadrak attempted to suppress; but ultimately the tenants' movement triumphed, under the leadership of Chakradhar Behera, the doyen of Kanika.[1]

When the civil disobedience movement was launched in 1930, Bhadrak became ardent with patriotic zeal, the salt law was defied, and success achieved against the government. Harekrushna Mahatab's role in this success has become cherished in Bhadrak, and a part of the history of modern India. Gandhi, who visited Bhadrak again in 1934, staying in Mahatab's residence at Nuabazar, addressed a meeting of the Harizan workers in Jimbaran Ashram (Nuasahi, Ashram, Garadpur). It was during this time that Banchhanidhi Mohanty of Eram was by his patriotic songs shaping, stimulating, and sensitizing the national consciousness among the people.[1]

Since independence, the history of Bhadrak has been of progress in education, industry, agriculture, trade, and commerce.[1]

My home town. Beautiful peace city. Must check Kalia Golgape, Swosti Trupti Sweets, Alu Chat, Shiv temple at Aradi, Hadgarh Dam, Dhamara Port, Delicious Nasta with affordable price every where in city.

Bhadrak is my city of emotions that I stand up there with good knowledge, academic career and good behaviour also👍

It's the main Railway Station for Bhadrak district situated in Charampa.

It's wonderful place 📍 and its my 💞home 🏡 city ...proud to a Bhadrakia😎💪😍