Kolkata aka: Calcutta

Realtech Nirman initiation a new Residential Project Realtech Maple Wood situated at Rajarhat Kolkata offers 2 BHK & 3 BHK ultra lavishness apartments with all contemporary facilities. Apartment plan completely furnish like vitrified strips, artificial smother on wall, made of wood flooring, modular kitchen, toilet equipped with earthenware tiles and outstanding excellence furniture. The somewhere to live plan of Realtech Maple Wood is extending over a large land area in arrange to give you the sufficient open mouthful of air space for fresh air and ample sunshine. The close at hand area of this housing project is full of usual green environs where one can enjoy the good-looking view of the nearby. Realtech Maple Wood a famous housing place for living at Rajarhat Kolkata bring in by Group, previous besides, has given better preliminary place of income places in the Kolkata and adjacent locality. Their living spaces are always of global standard.

Location: Rajarhat

Sizes: 890-1265sq ft

Plans: 2 & 3 BHK

Price: 3800/ sq ft

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A home at Realtech Gharoa means enough space to keep everyone in the family happy. Realtech Gharoa offers 2/3 bedroom low-rise apartments at Rajarhat Kolkata in affordable prices with world class amenities. Realtech Gharoa is a beautiful place packed with great care and love. Realtech Gharoa can give you great pleasure in the lap of nature and everyone wants to spend there more luxury and fashionable life. The project offers all the comforts and services to the residents living in the apartments. It is close to various schools, colleges and hospitals and clinics and many more. A unique feature of the residential space would be the ‘full service’ facility and maintenance that would be provided by Realtech Gharoa.

Realtech Gharoa residential project has many amenities such as, Garden, Swimming pool, Play area, 24Hr backup, safety, Club house, Wi fi, Badminton court, and storage bin ball court which will full your life with the feeling of approval and delight. The project is urbanized by one of the great real estate developer, Realtech, who has a team of working professionals and specialist, who are working hard for giving their customer mental calm and reassure.

Location: Rajarhat

Sizes: 853-1481sq ft

Plans: 2 & 3 BHK

Price: 2800/ sq ft

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Godrej Properties has launched the Godrej Prakriti Phase 4 development in Kolkata, a residential undertaking with 19th floor tower of 2/3 bedrooms hall kitchen units on an area of 800 to 1254 square feet in the mega realty undertaking situated on the BT road with close up closeness to railway station and bus stop, which are as well the centre of other transport amenities counting auto rickshaws and taxes. In adding, the addition of Metro Rail from Baranagar to Karrackpore will also be in nearness to the project.

Godrej Prakriti Phase 4 is situated at BT Road, Kolkata. Netaji Subhash International airport is a smooth 25 minutes drive through the Belgharia expressway and the novel waster Railway Terminal at Chitpur is 13 Km from the site.

Location: BT Road

Sizes: 800-1254sq ft

Plans: 2 & 3 BHK

Price: 3500/ sq ft

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Unitech launches a new project Unitech Fresco kolkata at New Town Kolkata. One of the finest projects by Unitech,Unitech Fresco kolkata offers 3 bedroom apartments with outstanding amenities similar to modern clubhouse, fitness center, swimming pool and much more. Unitech Fresco Kolkata is located at New Town, Kolkata and offers pristine apartments which have been set up with a vision to offer a life of utmost quiet in Kolkata. Unitech Fresco Offering 3 BHK apartments with size 1450 sq. ft to 1617 sq. ft at very affordable price.

When I was a teenager, I dreamt of traveling to Calcutta. For awhile, I had a Bengali penfriend named Sanjay Churiwal with whom I corresponded for about a year and, later, exchanged letters with S. Banerjee, who I met in DumDum airport upon my arrival in Calcutta in 1999 – and with whom I traveled in northern India for about 2/3 months.

I was in Calcutta for about three weeks – waiting for my friend to finish some exams. The first night, I stayed in an itty bitty room right on Sudder Street, and still recall its coffinesque bed…and the grafitti on the walls – concrete walls that captured the midsummer heat and converted it to a fine, damp steam that made it nearly impossible to sleep there.

The next day, I moved to a small hotel on nearby Free School Street, which provided an interesting view (fourth floor) of the bustling road below. Finally, my friend found me a fantastic room down a little alley off Sudder…I’ll never forget its sparkling black & white floor tiles, fantastic HUGE private bathroom, and lovely toilet.

A good toilet in a cheap Indian hotel is a godsend.

While in Calcutta, we strolled around the Maidan (their version of Central Park), watched a movie (VERY cool experience to watch an Indian flick in an Indian movie theater), and ate pizza (Flury’s) & Chinese almost exclusively, except for the time he invited me to his & his Mother’s flat. THAT was interesting. I think his Mom felt threatened by me because, although she was gracious, I think she suspected I would steal her son away from some nice Indian girl she had in mind : D (she was right to be concerned at the time but he is still single as of now). I also had my hair dyed jet black by some east Asian women in a little salon.

And did you know that Calcutta has a subway system?

One of the more curious things to see in Calcutta is its Portuguese church.

And I personally felt that taking a train out of Howrah station was one of the highlights of my entire trip to India.

_{(I would have more photos, except I made my trip in the pre-digital era of photography…you know, we had to conserve film. :P)}