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    1. Whenever I go around in my motorbike I keep a look out for the strange and the unknown.. And when I find something I do a little bit of research and I always find something interesting for a blog to be written.

  1. Fascinating, with most helpful information, Subhadip! Found your blog via Rangan Datta’s similar posting. I myself have passed by the crematorium, which I found by chance. Gate was locked, but was able to peer inside. Truly, a historical Calcutta heritage site. Many thanks!

    1. Thanks Brian, have been doing some research lately on cemeteries in and around Kolkata and found quite a few interesting facts. One such revelation was that of French Cemetery (dosent exist anymore) in Park Street. surprisingly during my research came across the name of Casanova and how indirectly he is connected with it. I have written a blog called “Christian Cemeteries of Kolkata” in which its mentioned in details under French Cemetery, do give a quick read I am sure you will love it. I plan to take that piece from that big blog and a create a separate small blog for a quick read.

  2. The forgotten history of kolkata is also a fantasy to me. My recent field of study (tourism geog.) Is very much related to all these. I read another article and got the reference of your blog. I liked both of it very much. Thank you for providing such thrilling information to our mundane life.

  3. ekhane dhokar jonno ki kono permission lage???jodi lage tale sei permission ta kotha theke pabo??r kono sadharon manus ki sohojei ei permission ta pete pare??

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