Calcutta - The Happening City

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Architectural Ironmongery

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Calcutta Real Estates - What do you say?

We are planning to setup a web site that will discuss the issues that property buyers in Calcutta (Kolkata) are concerned with. This will be entirely different from the brochureware of the other sites and will cover the real issues.

Please post your questions here - what do you want to know about the property matters in Calcutta? Which areas do you think are hot? Which developers are giving you what they promised? Who are taking you for a ride? This is your chance to be heard. Share it with us.

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Deepika Talwar wrote

I have booked a flat in Rajarhat and will be getting the delivery in 2008. Is Rajarhat a part of Newtown and or is considered a different locality? Will my flast appreciate when Newtown gets more popular?

Posted July 22, 2007

rentablogger wrote...

Is it a good idea to invest in new properties coming up in New Town for pure investment purpose (for resale later)?

Posted July 18, 2007

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Calcutta is here : Come and enjoy our warm hospitality

Heavy Rains Drown Large Parts of Calcutta

Spetembe 27, 2007: Very heavy rain, lasting for 3 days has drowned several parts of Calcutta. Areas like Bangur Avenue are under waist deep water even after 2 days of the rain having stopped.

Even the newly coming up townships of New Town and Rajarhat were innundated as the Bagjola canal which is mainly used to drain away the water was overflowing. Same thing happened with Salt Lake.

Similary Ultadanga is also having thigh level waterlogging and even my car got stuck in the water but thanks to the new age technology in the cars, they don't stall so easily as they used to earlier.

I hope the municipal corporation takes some strong steps and makes a nice chunk of investment to avoid such happenings in the future.

Calcutta Celebrates Durga Puja

Durga Puja gets the local people, Bengali or otherwise, crazy. Can you escape it?

Durga Puja is the biggest festival for the local folks, the Bengalis and it has become so grand, so infectious that all other communities (yes, Calcutta has a fairly large number of Marwaris, Gujratis, Biharis, UPwallahs, Southies and more) are equally excited about having fun.

I have even seen Muslim families who would not pray to Hindu Gods (quite logically, they pray to the Lord Supreme in another form) go around the puja pandals and enjoy the festivities and the holiday mood all around.

The people who hail from Bengal or have lived for long here, but presently in another country like USA, UK or just about anywhere else, also get nostalgic and remember the good old days of night-long pandal hopping.

Do you remember Calcutta and it's Durga Puja celebrations? Why not post a comment in the guestbook here? We will love to share our fun with you.

Afraa - the newest restaurant in City Centre, Calcutta

Want to try out the latest restaurant in town? See this...

Afraa, the restaurant with the all white decor has just begun serving clients at the City Centre, Calcutta.

It boasts of a beautiful dining area and a cool lounge bar. You must definitely check out my review of Afraa here.

Calcutta Students Create History in School Polls

Lakshmipat Singhania Academy, a Calcutta school, created history of sorts by holding its student council polls electronically with a computerised voting system developed by two class XII students, Shubhangam Agrawal and Archit Tantia.

The school thus avoided wasting a large amount of paper and saved on delay and confusion. The results could be declared within about half an hour of the voting completion.

We are told that this is the first time an Indian school has used electronic voting in holding its school polls and is a fair indication of what the youth can do with good inspiration.

Mani Square: Calcutta gets a new shopping mall

Mani Square, the newest shopping mall in Calcutta has been launched. Following Forum (Bhawanipur), City Centre (Salt Lake) and South City Mall (Prince Anwar Shah Road, Jadavpur), it is getting a nice footfall because it houses McDonalds. You might recall that the first McDonalds outlet in Calcutta at Park Street had been clsed after the bomb blast.

Mani Square is situated at the Easterm Metropolitan Bypass near Apollo Hospital. It boasts of a multi-screen IMAX multiplex and Calcutta's first horror house (both yet to be launched), in addition to McDonalds and several leading brand outlets.

You can also enjoy a nice cuppa coffee at Costa, a leading Italian chain of coffee-shops.

What you say means a lot to us!

I really appreciate your comments on our lens (this web page) and our blog www.CalcuttaRocks.com. Please feel free to post a comment in the guestbook here - I personally read every comment.

ebizsalez wrote...

thanks for sharing this info about Calcuta! i sure wish i can see it some day!

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Posted October 15, 2007

safestyle wrote...

We have a consultant in Calcutta and a few executives hail from there. They speak highly about Calcutta. Must be a warm place (pun intended)!

Posted May 31, 2007