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Tree plantation, end of Putiram branch on Amherst Street and more news from Kolkata in pictures

A quick look at the day that was for Kolkata

My Kolkata Web Desk Published 25.06.24, 08:05 PM
KMC parks and squares department is constructing a landscape garden on the sides of the footpath along Vivekananda Road as part of a beautification drive
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KMC parks and squares department is constructing a landscape garden on the sides of the footpath along Vivekananda Road as part of a beautification drive

Suvendu Das
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The walls of a lane in north Kolkata's Girish Park have been painted as a tribute to artisans
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The walls of a lane in north Kolkata's Girish Park have been painted as a tribute to artisans

Soumyajit Dey
The Amherst Street branch of the legendary sweet shop Putiram is shutting down. According to sources, the closure was initiated after the owner of the branch was diagnosed with a terminal illness. The Putiram shop on College Street will continue serving the city its delectable Kheerer chop, Kochuri and other sweets, confirmed Samarjit Modak, a member of the owner family
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The Amherst Street branch of the legendary sweet shop Putiram is shutting down. According to sources, the closure was initiated after the owner of the branch was diagnosed with a terminal illness. The Putiram shop on College Street will continue serving the city its delectable Kheerer chop, Kochuri and other sweets, confirmed Samarjit Modak, a member of the owner family

My Kolkata
As the festival season approaches, artisans at Dompara are busy making different types of props
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As the festival season approaches, artisans at Dompara are busy making different types of props

Suvendu Das
Lakhsman Acharya, governor of Sikkim, on Tuesday inaugurated the International Performing Art Workshop on Ramayana at ICCR. Artistes from Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Vietnam along with those from Indian states of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Sikkim, Assam and West Bengal participated in the workshop
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Lakhsman Acharya, governor of Sikkim, on Tuesday inaugurated the International Performing Art Workshop on Ramayana at ICCR. Artistes from Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Vietnam along with those from Indian states of Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Sikkim, Assam and West Bengal participated in the workshop

Ashim Paul

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