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One of the buildings, which have created a global presence for Kolkata, is its National Library. This building is the largest library in the country in terms of volume.
There hardly exists a person who has never dreamt of building his own home. From saving money bit by bit to running to different banks for home loans- life has always been a little harsh on most.
Kolkata, a city with a road space less than 6% the metro has been a thing to cheer for. Taking a taxi from Garia to the Netaji Subhash International Airport will take about 3 hours by car. Since the metro railways were introduced, the time had been cut short to as low as 45 minutes.
One of the oldest settlements in South Kolkata, Garia boasts of an exciting amalgamation of history and modern developments.
Writers' Building, originally served as the office for the Officers' of East India Company, is the secretariat building of the State Government of West Bengal in India.
On the plush lane of Queen’s Way, near Jawaharlal Nehru Road and Kolkata Maidan, stands Kolkata’s greatest edifice - the Victoria Memorial.
Mr. Walton of M/s Rendel, Palmer & Triton, was under tremendous pressure. He had to design a suspension bridge that could replace the pontoon bridge across the River Hooghly.
It was the May of 1856. The dejected Nawab heaved a sigh of sorrow as he stepped down the ‘McLeod’.
A shove here. A push there. A multitude of people busily walking across. The hustle and bustle of this place can easily help it win the title of the ‘busiest area’ in Kolkata. Such is the feel of B.B.D Bagh.
If you asked someone staying in Kolkata, where could you buy a very old book currently unavailable in the Oxfords and the Starmarks and the so called sophisticated book stores of the city, you’ll be guided to the College Street.
Among the lesser known museums of the city, is the Eastern Railway Rail Museum, around 500m south to the Howrah station, Kolkata.
Park Street can figuratively be declared to be the heart of the city. With its easy going, happy-go-lucky feel, the vibrant party atmosphere and the host of restaurants lined up on the sides- Park Street is resplendent in the revelry that every Kolkatan wants to indulge in.
One of the buildings, which have created a global presence for Kolkata, is its National Library. This building is the largest library in the country in terms of volume.
Every room hides a million tales. Every brick smells of a history, made immortal. Such is the magnificence of the Indian Museum.
Park Street can figuratively be declared to be the heart of the city. With its easy going, happy-go-lucky feel, the vibrant party atmosphere and the host of restaurants lined up on the sides- Park Street is resplendent in the revelry that every Kolkatan wants to indulge in.