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Search Link With Us		Central Kolkata Showing 1 - 11 out of 11   Pages [1]  Victoria Memorial Victoria Memorial Beautiful spot to visit and it is located at the heart of the Kolkata city. Beautiful spot to visit and it is located at the heart of the Kolkata city.   Pareshnath Jain Temple A beautiful temple worth visiting. Calcutta Museum (Town Hall) A place where you can find the history of Kolkata.   Nakhoda Mosque The city’s biggest mosque, Nakhoda mosque is designed on the basis of Akbar’s tomb at Sikandra. St. Paul's Church It is located east of the Victoria memorial at the southern end of the Maidan and an ideal place for serene meditation.   St. John's Church St.John\'s Church is located near B.B.D. Bag on Hastings Street and is the first Parish church in Kolkata established in the year 1787. Fort William This fort is situated on the banks of river Hooghly and is named after King William III and now this fort is the property of the Indian Army.   Sahid Minar (Monument) Sahid Minar is a 48 meter (218 steps) tall monument built in the year 1848 to commemorate Sir David Ochterlony\'s victory in the Nepal War (1814-1816) and is located in the central Kolkata. Calcutta High Court A panoramic view of the city can be obtained from the corner turrets of the building of Judicature with a tower 54 meter high. But prior permission is required to be taken from the authority.   Academy of fine arts The Academy of Fine Arts is one of the finest art societies of India and one of the famous tourist spots of Kolkata. Birla Planetarium It is one of the largest planetariums in Asia and is located at the heart of the city.		Latest News Engineer on safety leave -- The Telegraph Calcutta, India The engineer, who was beaten with steel rods in Singur on July 29, returned to work two weeks after   [Detail] Buddha straight-talk rattles comrades -- The Times Of India, Kolkata. Despite the change, Left veterans are finding it hard to come to terms with chief minister Buddhadeb  [Detail] State of madness. - The Telegraph Calcutta, India. We came to Bengal when many people considered us to be mad... But if any segment of the state feels   [Detail] Four Army men, including a Colonel, among 8 killed in J&K gun battle. - The Statesman. Col J J Joseph, commanding officer of the 45 Rastriya Rifles, was killed while leading the operation  [Detail] The Sushil story - The Telegraph Calcutta, India. Instantly labelled as a serious challenger to Virender Sehwag’s undisputed crown of Nawab of Najafga  [Detail]
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