Best ‘sandwishes’ in Calcutta!
Really great sandwiches from this nondescript outlet at the corner of Free School St and Lindsay St. No wonder they call them ‘sandwishes’. 😉
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Screening of BBC’s Story Of India!
Join us for a screening followed by Adda at 6.30 pm at Weavers’ Studio Centre For The Arts. Google or call Ifte @ 9830184030 for directions. 🙂
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Screening of BBC’s Story Of India with Michael Wood. Join us for an adda from 6.30 pm at Weavers Studio Centre For The Arts. Every Wednesday starting from t’row.
Join us for an adda session every Wednesday starting from the 23rd June 2010. 6.30 pm screening of BBC’s The Story Of India with Michael Wood. 7.30 pm onwards discussion on the various things that Michael Wood shows us in his award winning documentary. We look forward to a mentally rewarding experience. Please contact Explorer
Sovabazar Rajbari to be restored.
Plans are afoot to restore the Sovabazar Rajbari thanks to INTACH and Architect Mr Chakraborty. Insha Allah, lets hope for the best.
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Amber: A Great Restaurant!
Amber may have undergone a makeover but the Chicken Princess here still rocks.
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Sroyon at CalWalks office.
CalWalks takes tips on blogging from avid blogger Sroyon Mukherjee.
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Calcutta – Art Deco Galore
Mecca of Art Deco. Our city is full of such buildings. Especially all the cinema halls.
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Mid-Day Mumbai mentions Calcutta Walks Cruises!
Cruise past West Bengal, in slow-motion By: Dhvani Solani Date: 2010-05-20 Place: Mumbai London grew around the Thames and Paris has the Sienne. Back home, the Kolkata has the Hooghly, on which a certain Job Charnock, its founder, had arrived into the city. Journey through the heart of Bengal on a river cruise on the
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Tagore Museum
Aka Jorasanko Thakurbari. A must visit for all Calcuttans to understand this genius. Tagore, was a product of the Bengal Renaissance at its fag end.