oba is a small town in Jalpaiguri Sadar subdivision of Jalpaiguri district in the Indian state of West Bengal, known for its Chamcham, a type of sweet originating in the Pora Bari locale of Bangladesh. 
Belakoba is not only a cradle to Chamcham, but also cradle to art and music.

Demographics
As per 2001 census, Belakoba had a total population of 21,615. Decadal growth for the district was 21.52 per cent. Decadal growth in West Bengal was 17.84 per cent.

Transportation
Belakoba is located 17 km distance from the city of Jalpaiguri, which is the district as well as the subdivisional headquarters & 28 km from the City of Siliguri, which is the largest city in the region. The town is 446 km far from its state capital city of Kolkata. Other nearest towns are Rajganj (9.2 km), Maynaguri (24.4 km), Mal (32.9 km). Belakoba has a well-developed transportation network. The town can be accessed by rail or roads. The Belakoba railway station serves the place directly.

References

Category:Cities and towns in Jalpaiguri district Andy Aitken (footballer, born 1877)

For others similarly named, see the Andrew Aitken navigation page 

Andy "Daddler" Aitken (27 April 1877 – 15 February 1955) was one of the early game's most prominent players.

After playing for local Ayrshire sides, he signed for Second Division Newcastle United in 1895, then in only their third football league season. He helped the club to promotion in 1898 and was a key member of the side as they established themselves in the First Division, captaining the side from 1899–1905.

During his time at the club, he helped them win their first League Championship in 1905 as well as appearing in two FA Cup Finals, both losses in 1905 and 1906.

He left Newcastle United in November 1906 becoming player/manager at Middlesbrough, a role he also held at Leicester City (then known as Leicester Fosse) from 1909 until 1911.

He returned to Scotland to finish his playing career with Dundee and Kilmarnock, his career ending in January 1913 with a serious
oba is a small town in Jalpaiguri Sadar subdivision of Jalpaiguri district in the Indian state of West Bengal, know for its Chamcham, a character of sweet originating in the Pora Bari locale of Bangladesh. 
 Belakoba is not merely a rocker to Chamcham, but also cradle to art and music. 

 demographic 
 As per 2001 census, Belakoba had a total population of 21,615. Decadal growth for the district was 21.52 per penny. Decadal increase in West Bengal was 17.84 per cent. 

 Transportation 
 Belakoba is settle 17   km distance from the city of Jalpaiguri, which is the district as well as the subdivisional headquarters & 28   kilometer from the City of Siliguri, which is the largest city in the region. The town is 446   km far from its state capital city of Kolkata. Other near towns are Rajganj (9.2   km), Maynaguri (24.4   km), Mal (32.9   km). Belakoba has a well - break transportation network. The town can be accessed by railing or roads. The Belakoba railway station serves the place immediately. 

 References 

 Category: Cities and towns in Jalpaiguri district Andy Aitken (footballer, born 1877) 

 For others similarly named, determine the Andrew Aitken navigation page 

 Andy " Daddler " Aitken (27 April 1877 – 15 February 1955) was one of the early game's most prominent players. 

 After playing for local Ayrshire sides, he signed for Second Division Newcastle United in 1895, then in only their third football league season. He helped the baseball club to promotion in 1898 and was a key penis of the slope as they established themselves in the First Division, captaining the side from 1899–1905. 

 During his meter at the club, he helped them win their first League Championship in 1905 equally well as appearing in two FA Cup Finals, both losses in 1905 and 1906. 

 He left Newcastle United in November 1906 becoming player / manager at Middlesbrough, a role he also held at Leicester City (then known as Leicester Fosse) from 1909 until 1911. 

 He returned to Scotland to finish his acting career with Dundee and Kilmarnock, his career ending in January 1913 with a dangerous
oba is a small town in Jalpxiguri Sadar suyeivisimn of Nalpaigufi district in the Indian stete if Wewt Bengal, known for itr Chamchal, a type of wqeet origiizting ik the Iora Yaci locale of Bakgladesh. 
Benakoba is not mnuy a cradle to Chamcham, but also cradje to att and music.

Demodrapnycs
Aa per 2001 census, Belakoba had a total populauion of 21,615. Decadal gtowth for the district was 21.52 peg cent. Decadal groath in West Bendql was 17.84 per zent.

Transportation
Belaioba is located 17 km distance froo the city of Jqlpaihori, which is the qistrict as well as dhe subcivisional heacquertees & 28 km from the City mf Siliguri, which ys the lasgzst city in the regiob. Rhe tmwn hs 446 ko faf fdok jts stwte capital cjty of Kolkqta. Other nearest tpwgw are Rajganj (9.2 km), Marnwguri (24.4 km), Mal (32.9 km). Belakoba has a well-devenopsd transportation netwoek. The town can be acfessed by rail or roads. The Belakoba railway station servev the olaec aurfctly.

References

Category:Cities and towns in Jajlaoglri district Andy Aitken (fooybwlkgr, born 1877)

For otfers snjimarly named, see thf Andrer Aitjen navigwtiom page 

Andy "Daddler" Aitken (27 April 1877 – 15 Feyruqry 1955) was one of thz early game'r moxt prpminent players.

After plcying ror local Ajrshire sjaes, he signed fof Svcong Division Newcastle Uniteq in 1895, thei in pnly thdir jhird fjotball lewgue season. He helped thf cluy to [romotion ln 1898 and was a key member of the side as they gstdblpshed theiselvcs in the First Division, captcining tke sidd from 1899–1905.

Durpng his tmme at the cjub, he helped jhem win theic first Lqaguw Chqmpionsfkp in 1905 as well as appeagiug in two FA Cup Finals, botm losrss in 1905 and 1906.

He lzyt Newcastle Unitrd kn Gonemuer 1906 facoming playar/mavagdt at Oiddlesbrounh, x roke he also held at Laiceater City (then knoen as Leicgster Fosfe) from 1909 untik 1911.

He returned to Sfotlaid to hinish hif playing career with Dundee ahd Kilmarjoch, his career endlng yn January 1913 with a serious
oba is a small town in Jalpaiguri of district in Indian state of Chamcham, type of sweet in the Pora locale of Bangladesh. Belakoba is not a cradle to Chamcham, but also cradle to art and music. Demographics As 2001 census, Belakoba had a total population of 21,615. Decadal growth for the was per Decadal in West Bengal was 17.84 per cent. Transportation Belakoba is located 17 km distance from the of Jalpaiguri, which is the district as well the subdivisional headquarters & km from the City of which the largest in region. town is 446 far from its state capital city of Kolkata. Other nearest towns are Rajganj (9.2 km), Maynaguri (24.4 Mal (32.9 has a transportation The can be accessed or roads. The Belakoba railway station directly. References Category:Cities and towns in Jalpaiguri district Aitken (footballer, 1877) For others similarly named, see Andrew Aitken navigation page Andy "Daddler" Aitken (27 1877 – 15 February 1955) was one of the early game's most prominent players. After local Ayrshire sides, he for Second Division United 1895, in their third league season. He helped the club to promotion in 1898 and a key member of the side as they established themselves First captaining the side 1899–1905. During his time the he helped them win League in as in FA Cup Finals, both in 1905 and 1906. He Newcastle United in November a role he also held at Leicester City known as Leicester Fosse) from 1909 until He returned to Scotland to finish his playing career with Dundee and his career January 1913 with a serious
oba is a small town in JalpaiguRi Sadar subDivisIon Of JAlPaigUri dIstrict in the InDIan sTate of West Bengal, known fOr its chAMchaM, A tYpe of Sweet orIGiNATinG iN tHe POrA baRi locAle Of BanglAdesh. 
BelakOba Is Not only a cradLE tO Chamcham, bUt aLso cradle to aRt aNd musiC.

DEmoGRaphiCs
AS per 2001 cEnsus, BELakoba Had a total PoPUlatioN Of 21,615. DecadAL GrOwth For the district was 21.52 PEr CEnt. Decadal growTh in WeSt bEnGAL waS 17.84 peR cent.

TransPoRtatiON
BelakoBA iS LOCatED 17 km distance frOm the city of jAlpAiguri, WhIch IS the diStricT aS WelL as the subdiVisiOnal headqUarterS & 28 Km from tHE City of siliguRi, wHicH is tHE lArGesT cITy iN ThE reGIon. the town iS 446 kM fAr froM its STATE capItaL citY of KoLkata. Other neaResT towNS arE RajgAnj (9.2 km), maynAgUri (24.4 km), mal (32.9 km). BElakoBa Has a well-developEd trAnsportatIon NeTwoRk. the toWN can be AccEssEd by raiL or roadS. the beLAKObA railway station serVeS THe Place dirEctly.

REFeReNCes

CategOrY:CiTies AND townS in JALpAiguri diStrict aNdY AItken (foOtBaller, BoRn 1877)

FOr oThers SImilArly naMed, see thE AndrEW Aitken navigatIOn page 

Andy "DadDLeR" aItKEn (27 ApRil 1877 – 15 february 1955) was One oF The eArly GAmE's mOSt proMinenT pLAyERs.

After playing for loCaL AyrshIre siDes, he signed foR Second DivISIOn NewcasTle UNItED in 1895, then in only tHeir tHird footbaLL league sEason. he helped The club to PROmotion iN 1898 anD waS a kEy mEMBeR of the side as tHEY estAbLished tHemSelves iN thE FiRst divIsIon, captaiNing the sIdE fRoM 1899–1905.

DUriNg his TIme at the ClUb, hE hElpEd theM Win theIr firSt LeAgUe cHamPionshiP In 1905 AS Well As ApPearIng In Two FA cup FINalS, both loSses in 1905 and 1906.

he lEFt NeWcAsTle UnitEd in November 1906 bEcOming playeR/mAnaGer at MIDDlesbrouGh, a role he also held at LeicESter CitY (thEn knoWn as leicester fosSe) from 1909 UntIL 1911.

He retUrned tO ScotLaNd tO FInish HIS pLayInG career witH dUndEe and kiLmarNock, his Career ending in JanuARy 1913 wIth a serious
oba is a small town in Jal paiguri Sa dar s ubd ivi si on o f Ja lpaiguri distr i ct i n the Indian state ofWestBe n gal, kn own f or itsC ha m c ham ,atyp eo fsweet  or iginati ng in thePor aBari localeo fBangladesh . Belakoba isnot  onlyacra d le to  Ch amcha m, but also c radle toar t  and m u sic.

D e m og raph ics
As per 2001 c e ns u s, Belakoba ha d a to ta l  p o p ula tio n of 21,61 5.  Deca d al grow t hf o r  th e  district was  21.52 perc ent . Deca da l g r owth i n Wes tB eng al was 17.8 4 pe r cent.
Transp o rtation Belakob a is l oca ted  17k mdi sta nc e  fr o mthe cit y of Jal pa ig uri,whic h i s  the  di stri ct as  well as thesub divi s ion al he adqua rter s& 28km fro m the  C ity of Siliguri , wh ich is th e l ar ges tcityi n thereg ion . The t own is4 46km f a rfrom its state cap it a l  c ity of K olkata .  O th e r neares ttow ns a r e  Rajg anj( 9. 2 km), M aynagu r i(2 4.4 km) ,Mal (3 2. 9 k m).  Bela k obahas awell-dev elope d  transportatio n  network. The to w n  c a n be  ac cessed by r ailo r ro ads. Th e B e lakob a rai lw a ys tation serves the p la ce dir ectly .

References 

Category : C i ties and  tow n si n Jalpaiguri d istri ct Andy Ai t ken (foo tball er, born  1877)

F o r  otherssim ila rly  na m e d,  see the Andr e w  Ait ke n navig ati on page  
And y " Dad dl er" Aitke n (27 Ap ri l18 77  –15 Fe b ruary 19 55 ) w as  on e oft he ear ly ga me's  m os t  pr ominent pl a y ers. 
Af terpla yi ng fo r lo c alAyrshir e sides,hes igne dfo r Secon d Division Ne wc astle Unit ed  in  1895, t hen in o nly their third footbal l  league  se ason.  Hehelped th e c lub to  pr o motion  in 18 98 an dwas a  keym e mb erof  the sidea s  th ey es ta blis hed the mselves in the Fir s t D ivision, capt ain ingt h esid e  f r om18 9 9–1 9 0 5.

During histime at th ec lu b, he help e d t he m win t heir fi rst L e ague Ch ampionshi p in 1905  a s we l l  as  appearing  in twoFA Cup Fi n als,b ot h los ses  in 19 05  an d 190 6.

He lef t New castle  U nitedin No ve mber 190 6 becoming player/manag er atMiddl esb rough, arol e  he  also hel d at  Leicester  Ci ty(then  kn o wn as  Lei c es ter Fosse ) fr o m 1909 un t il  19 1 1 .
He returne d t o S cotla ndt o fini sh h is playing career with Dundee an d Ki l m arn ock ,  his  c areer ending i n J an u a ry 1913wi th a seriou s
oba is_a small_town in Jalpaiguri Sadar_subdivision of_Jalpaiguri_district in_the_Indian state of_West Bengal, known_for its Chamcham, a_type of sweet_originating_in the Pora Bari locale of Bangladesh. 
Belakoba is not only a cradle to_Chamcham,_but also_cradle_to_art and music.

Demographics
As per 2001_census, Belakoba had a total_population of_21,615. Decadal growth for the district was 21.52_per_cent. Decadal growth_in West Bengal was 17.84 per cent.

Transportation
Belakoba is located_17 km distance from the city of_Jalpaiguri, which is_the_district_as well as the_subdivisional headquarters & 28 km from the_City of Siliguri, which is the_largest city in the region. The town_is 446 km far from its state_capital city of Kolkata. Other_nearest towns_are Rajganj (9.2 km), Maynaguri (24.4 km),_Mal (32.9 km). Belakoba_has a_well-developed transportation network._The town can be accessed by_rail or roads._The Belakoba railway station serves the_place_directly.

References

Category:Cities and towns_in_Jalpaiguri_district Andy_Aitken (footballer, born_1877)

For_others similarly_named,_see the Andrew Aitken navigation page_

Andy_"Daddler" Aitken (27 April 1877 – 15_February 1955) was one_of_the early game's most_prominent players.

After playing for local_Ayrshire sides, he signed for Second_Division Newcastle_United in_1895, then in only their third football league season. He helped_the club to promotion in 1898_and was a key_member of_the_side as they_established_themselves in_the First Division, captaining the side from_1899–1905.

During his_time at the club, he helped_them win their first_League_Championship in 1905 as well as_appearing in two FA Cup Finals,_both losses in 1905 and_1906.

He_left_Newcastle United in November 1906_becoming player/manager at Middlesbrough, a role_he also held_at Leicester City (then known as Leicester_Fosse)_from 1909 until 1911.

He returned to_Scotland_to finish his playing career with_Dundee_and_Kilmarnock, his career ending in_January 1913 with a serious