Talk:Bandra
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I needed images of Bandra ...can you help find some large ones to frame in my home in the USA
Thanks Virgus
Can someone put some information on Bandra's population, such as its size, religions, languages, descent (Goan, East Indian, etc.), age structure, etc.
This is great..I am also from bandra...former Theresian..Lets have a Banadra Reunion
This information on Bandra is a real treat. Please also mention Almeida Park (off Prof. Almeida Road) in the heart of Bandra.
There was no mention of Bandra's rich legacy of producing field hockey talent for the India teams - including the first ever schoolboy to represent India in the World Cup (1970) - Francis D'Mello from St. Stanislaus. Prominent Bandra field hockey international players include goalkeepers Cedric Pereira (Stanislaus) and Cedric D'Souza (Sacred Heart - but a resident of Bandra); midfielders Joaquium Carvalho (St Andrews) and Viren Rasquinha (St. Stanislaus); forwards Marcellus Gomes and Francis D'Mello (both St. Stanislaus) and many others.
Where is the proof that Bandra has "the most churches anywhere in the world"? Please take that off or qualify the statement to say Bandra has a large number of churches for a suburb.
I Pwn - Scrizer.
Hi, Any happenings at BABDRA
I am removing the following phrase - "it is a great township". This statement is arbitrary. - Siddharth Prabhu 12:14, 16 October 2006 (UTC)
