The Telegraph - Calcutta : Metro

| Sunday, April 08, 2007 |

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The building boom has moved to the north. But unlike the south, the brand-new housing projects proliferating in this gray area stick out a mile

The two tall buildings of 1920s vintage stood side by side at one corner of Girish Park. The one at 209 Chittaranjan ... | Read..

Much of western Orissa is rocky and barren due to inadequate rainfall. However, towards the north, along the state’s border w... | Read..

Go back to Africa, you dirty Negress.” The children were hurling the abuse at Gisele Pineau, a classmate. In her school in the Parisian ... | Read..

It is funny. It is filmi. And it is focussed. One can have a good laugh every time one sees it. This is the latest Mot... | Read..

Ruth Padel does not look her 60 years. It is six in the morning and Padel has had a hectic schedule. A cancelled flight at Bh... | Read..

Name: Sisir Das... | Read..

Lifestyle is not the prerogative of malls alone. Across Chowringhee, opposite Linsday Street, sits a barber with the usual to... | Read..

Hello It's Sunday,
April 8, 2007

From September 1, 2007, Indian-born Sunand Prasad will take over as the first Asian president of the ...Read..

Bikash Bhattacharjee’s upbringing in the Shyampukur area of north Calcutta had made such a deep impression ... | Read..

Menace of marriage mandaps
The row of marriage houses on Ballygunge Circular Road approaching... \| Read..
Roads
Statistics do reveal facts sometimes. Let’s take the roads of Calcutta. Acc... \| Read..
Where dacoits worshipped
A temple that was sacred to dacoits centuries ago still thrives, in a far m... \| Read..