Walks

All Faith Walk

19th century Kolkata was the Paris of the East and many communities had flocked here and settled to earn their...
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All Faith Walk – Reuse

All Faith Walk – Reuse
An All Faith Walk. Synagogues (all), agiaries, The Jain Mandir, Dharmankur, The Portuguese Church, The Armenian Church. The Bohra Mosque...
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All Faith Walk – Videos by Priobrota Ghosh

All Faith Walk – Videos by Priobrota Ghosh
Calcutta, a Multicultural, Pluralistic Identity It is said that Calcutta is one of the few cities of the world which...
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All Faith Walk by Ayan Ghosh

All Faith Walk by Ayan Ghosh
An ‘All Faiths’ Walk in the beating heart of Calcutta One morning in September 1858, the city of Calcutta woke...
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Book Club Sirajuddaula by Dipayan Sarkar

Book Club Sirajuddaula by Dipayan Sarkar
Curated by Dipayan Sirkar. A fascination that has led to extensive exploration. A walk around the area. Discussion on 1....
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Dalhousie Trails – A wintry Sunday morning, great Company, a rockstar guide and legends of the past!

Dalhousie Trails – A wintry Sunday morning, great Company, a rockstar guide and legends of the past!
We went through a trail of the Colonial Empire, a walk back in time.. The Europeans mainly the British who...
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On Track – Railway Heritage Anecdotes

On Track – Railway Heritage Anecdotes
Diamond Harbour Road turns into Remount Road and the narrative changes instantly. The humdrum of the city is left behind....
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On Track – Railway Heritage Gale Brothers

On Track – Railway Heritage Gale Brothers
Heritage found roots. David Gale is in Australia and he wrote. The engine driver who whistled at his wife. The...
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South Park Street Cemetery – Pompous Graves by Anirban Bhadra

South Park Street Cemetery – Pompous Graves by Anirban Bhadra
South Park Street Cemetery is located on Mother Teresa Sarani, Kolkata, India. The road used to be called Park Street,...
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The magic of Kumartulli

The magic of Kumartulli
The Magic of Kumartuli The magic of Kumartulli, where the potters create Gods and Goddesses tirelessly with wet clay, straw....
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