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https://www.propertywala.com/calcutta-greens-kolkata Calcutta Greens - E M Bypass, Kolkata 3BHK Multistoried Apartment in Kolkata Calcutta Greens is offering 3BHK residential apartments in various and located in ideal location of E M Bypass, Santoshpur, Kaikhali, Kolkata, Project ID : J460341190 Builder: -- Properties: Apartments / Flats, Independent Houses Location: Calcutta Green, E M Bypass, Kolkata (West Bengal) Completion Date: Nov, 2014 Status: Started Description Calcutta Green is newly launched residential project that is located in ideal location of Santoshpur, Kaikhali, Kolkata, West Bengal. It is offering 3BHK apartments and its sizes are ranging from 1250 Sq. Ft. to 1700 Sq. Ft. All the significant area and prime location are only few minutes’ drive away from the project Calcutta Greens. Amenities Play Area Security Swimming Pool 24Hr Backup Maintenance Staff Intercom Lift Reserved Parking Features Interior Features Exterior Features Woodwork Modular Kitchen Reserved Parking Feng Shui / Vaastu Compliant Recreation Maintenance Fitness Centre / GYM Boring / Tube-well Land Features Other features Park/Green Belt Facing Electric Connection 1 balcony Immediately Unfurnished Close to Hospital Close to Shopping Center/Mall Co-operative Society ownership Gallery Pictures Front View Swimming Pool Side View Floor Plans Location Map Location https://www.propertywala.com/calcutta-greens-kolkata Landmarks Transportation Behala Airport (<14km), Birla Museum (<9km), Jogesh Chandra College Bus Stop (<… Sealdah Railway Station (<13km), Shalimar (<16km), Digital Communication & Control Pv… Mandirtala Bus Stop (<17km), Sealdah (<13km), Garia (<4km), Muchipara Taxi Stand (<9km), Bansdroni Metro Station (<5km), Kavi Nazrul Metro Station (<4km), Fancy Market (<13km), Pratt Memorial School (<11km), Jadabpur Railway Station (<3km), Garia Station Taxi Stand (<3km), Tollygunge Tram Depot (<7km), Mahanayak Uttam Kumar Metro (<7… Chandni Chowk Metro Station (<14k… Bus Stand - Rungta Academy (<7km) Recreation Victoria Memorial (<12km), Science City Kolkata (<8km), Indian Museum (<13km), Kolkata Zoo Alipore (<12km), Maidan (<13km), Aquatica (<16km), Eden Gardens (<14km), Academy of Fine Arts (<11km), Kishore Bharati Krirangan (<1km), Priya Cinema (<7km), Hotel Royal Garden (<10km), Paradise Cinema (<14km), Mohor Kunja (<12km), Nehru Childrens Museum (<11km), Metro Cinema Hall (<13km), Inox (<10km), Netaji Indoor Stadium (<14km), Navina Cinema (<7km), Aakriti Art Gallery (<11km), Malancha (<6km) Education Don Bosco Technical School (<10km… National Library (<11km), St. Xavier, Netaji Subhash Engineering College … Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Coll… St. James, Indian Institute Of Management Calc…Jadavpur University (<4km), Heritage Institute of Technology (<6… Bangabasi College (<13km), MP Birla Foundation Higher Seconda… Academy of Fine Arts (<11km), Calcutta Institute of Engineering and… Mahadevi Birla World School (<9km), Acharya Girish Chandra Bose College…Jodhpur Park Boys School (<5km), KPC Medical College & Hospital (<3… Ramakrishna Mission Residential Col… Acharya Proffulla Chandra Ray Polyt… Offices Kalighat Police Station (<9km), Jadavpur Police Station (<4km), Passport Seva Kendra (<5km), Sales Tax Office (<13km), Park Street Police Station (<11km), Consulate of the United States of Am… Regent Park Post Office (<6km), Behala Police Station (<11km), Post Office (<7km), Deputy High Commission (<10km), Allergy & Asthma Treatment & Rese… German Consulate (<10km), Netaj Nagar Post Office (<5km), Garfa Post Office (<2km), Rashbehari Avenue Post Office (<7km… Panchanan Tala Post Office (<11km), Paschim Putiary Post Office (<7km), American Center (<12km), Sarat Bose Road Post Office (<7km) Hotels & Guest Houses The Oberoi Grand Kolkata (<13km), The Astor (<11km), The Peerless Inn (<13km), Hotel Diplomat (<13km), ITC Sonar (<9km), Hotel Royal Garden (<10km), Kenilworth Hotel Kolkata (<11km), Bawa Walson Spa, Hotel The Sojourn (<13km), Landmark Hotel (<8km), Hotel Pushpak International (<12km), Hotel Senator (<11km), Lindsay Hotel (<13km), Hotel Hindusthan International (<10… The Park Kolkata (<12km), Hotel Esplanade Chambers (<14km), Lytton Hotel (<13km), Hotel Majestic (<14km), Alipore Guest House (<10km) Banks & ATMs Allahabad Bank (<13km), State Bank Of India - SME EXIM Bran… Bank of India (<10km), IDBI Bank (<11km), State Bank Of India ATM (<9km), Sales Tax Office (<13km), IDBI Bank (<6km), Allahabad Bank (<12km), ICICI Bank (<9km), Allahabad Bank Alipore Branch (<10k…Allahabad Bank (<7km), Bank Of India - Bhowanipur Branch (… State Bank of India (<10km), Dhanlaxmi Bank (<10km), HDFC Bank (<13km), Allahabad Bank (<11km), Axis Bank Ltd (<6km), Corporation Bank (<10km), Allahabad Bank (<10km), The Institute Of Cost Accountants O… Hospitals & Healthcare Nirmal Hriday Orphanage (<9km), NilRatan Sarkar Medical College Hos… Doctor R Ahmed Dental College and… Ruby General Hospital (<5km), The BM Birla Heart Research Centre (… B. P. Poddar Hospital & Medical Rese… Belle Vue Clinic (<10km), Medica Superspecialty Hospital (<2k… Fortis Hospital (<6km), DESUN Hospital (<5km), AMRI Hospitals (<13km), Institute Of Child Health (<9km), Nightingale Hospital (<11km), B R Singh Hospital (<13km), Calcutta Hospital (<12km), Sawasdee Namaste Spa (<10km), Apollo Gleneagles Clinic (<7km), Quadra Medical Services Pvt. Ltd (<7… Shopping Mainland China (<9km), Supreme Technologies (<14km), Bodyline Sports (<9km), Avani Riverside Mall (<16km), Berger Paints (<11km), Pantaloons (<11km), Sony Centre (<13km), Nokia (<7km), Big Bazaar (<13km), The French Loaf (<10km), The French Loaf (<1km), Forum (<10km), Lizard, Panasonic - Electronixity (<6km), Levi`s Store (<10km), Saboo Computers (<14km), Senco Gold (<12km), Shopper, Reebok (<6km), Khosla Electronics (<3km) Religious Places Kali Temple (<9km), St. Paul, Kalighat (<8km), Birla Mandir (<8km), St John, Tipu Sultan Mosque (<7km), Sri Sri Radha Govinda Mandir (<11km…Lake Kalibari (<7km), Tipu Sultan Shahi Mosque (<14km), SIP - Mandirtala (<17km), Osmond Memorial Church - CNI (<1… Ramakrishna Mission Ashrama Naren… St.Augustine, The Assembly of God Church (<11km…Sitala Mandir (<5km), Saint James Church (<11km), Sonar Durga Mandir (<11km), Gol Mandir (<11km), Church of Epiphany (<13km), Bipad Tarini Chandi Bari (<10km) Restaurants & Clubs Tantra (<10km), KFC (<12km), 6 Ballygunge Place (<7km), KFC (<13km), Bhojohari Manna (<7km), Metro Cash and Carry (<2km), Fire And Ice (<12km), Kenilworth Hotel Kolkata (<11km), Kewpie, Zaranj (<13km), Red Hot Chilli Pepper (<8km), Charnock, McDonalds (<12km), Oh Calcutta (<10km), Someplace Else (<12km), https://www.propertywala.com/calcutta-greens-kolkata Barista Lavazza (<13km), Arsalan Mughlai Restaurant (<10km), The French Loaf (<10km), Aqua Java (<10km), The French Loaf (<1km) * All distances are approximate Properties Type Area Posession Price * 2BHK Apartment / Flat 700 SqFeet - ₹ 32 lakhs 2BHK Apartment / Flat 720 SqFeet - ₹ 35 lakhs 3BHK Apartment / Flat 1560 SqFeet - ₹ 1.3 crore 3BHK Apartment / Flat 1650 SqFeet - ₹ 1.2 crore 3BHK Apartment / Flat 1740 SqFeet - ₹ 1.03 crore 4BHK Apartment / Flat 1600 SqFeet - ₹ 1.5 crore 1 Bedroom Independent House 480 SqFeet - ₹ 20 lakhs * Data has been collected from publicly available sources and may not be up to date. Calcutta Greens News Rashid, Gangjee, Viraj to vie for top honours in 1st Bengal Open Golf 9 days ago - The greens are getting faster and the fairways are as lush as it can be,” home boy Gangjee told reporters. Besides Gangjee, Chawrasia and Madappa also call Kolkata their home ... at the Royal Calcutta ... more Green light for civic area street lights 9 days ago - The ball has got rolling after a review meeting was held among all councillors that was chaired by urban development and municipal affairs minister Firhad Hakim in the run up to the International ... more Opinion: Has Sony Norde tarnished his legacy with Mohun Bagan? 13 days ago - Fast forward to the start of the ongoing campaign and there were reports that Norde would return to India and don the Green and Maroon of Bagan once ... He was also in the stands for the first Kolkata ... more I-League 2018-19: Mohun Bagan release Omar El Hussieny and Henry Kisekka 15 days ago - The Kolkata giants have had a disappointing I-League campaign ... Egyptian footballer Omar El Hussieny was signed in by the ‘green and maroon’ brigade just prior to the start of the season to ... more What makes a Calcuttan feel at home in Mumbai's Colaba? 13 days ago - This was way back in 1996 when I had come to the city from Kolkata as an MBA student to give recruitment ... We had our tea sitting on the cricket greens of the Brabourne Stadium on makeshift plastic ... more Expert Reviews on Calcutta Greens Explore More Information Report a problem with this listing Projects in Kolkata Is any information on this page outdated or Brokers in Kolkata incorrect? Report it! Disclaimer: All information is provided by builders, advertisers, or collected from publicly available sources and may not be verified as per RERA guidelines. 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    PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION, WEST BENGAL 161-A, S. P. MUKHERJEE ROAD, KOLKATA - 700 026 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT VENUE LIST(111) FOR MOTOR VEHICLES INSPECTOR (NON- TECHNICAL) RECRUITMENT EXAMINATION,2019 (ADVERTISEMENT NO. 1/2019) Go through the list of Venues (111) with address and range of Roll numbers. Date of Examination : 7TH APRIL, 2019 (SUNDAY) Time of Examination : 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m. Name of Centre : KOLKATA Sl. Name of the Venues Roll Nos. No. MAHARAJA COSSIMBAZAR POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 0100001 1 3, NANDALAL BOSE LANE, BAGHBAZAR, TO KOLKATA - 700 003 0100600 SHYAMBAZAR A.V.SCHOOL (GOVT. SPOND.) SUB-CENTRE 'A' 0100601 2 88, SHYAMBAZAR STREET TO KOLKATA - 700005 0101100 SHYAMBAZAR A.V.SCHOOL (GOVT. SPOND.) SUB-CENTRE 'B' 0101101 3 88, SHYAMBAZAR STREET TO KOLKATA - 700005 0101600 MAHARAJA MANINDRA CHANDRA COLLEGE, SUB CENTRE - "A" 0101601 4 20, RAMKANTO BOSE STREET, TO KOLKATA - 700003 0101900 MAHARAJA MANINDRA CHANDRA COLLEGE, SUB CENTRE - "B" 0101901 5 20, RAMKANTO BOSE STREET, TO KOLKATA - 700003 0102200 TOWN SCHOOL (H.S.) CALCUTTA 0102201 6 33, SHYAMPUKUR STREET, TO KOLKATA - 700 004. 0102600 BETHUNE COLLEGE 0102601 7 181, BIDHAN SARANI, TO KOLKATA - 700006. 0103000 RAMJOY SEAL SISHU PATHSALA 0103001 8 15/4, FAKIR CHAKROBORTY LANE, TO KOLKATA - 700 006. 0103500 THE PARK INSTITUTION, SUB CENTRE - 'A', 0103501 9 12, MOHANLAL STREET, P.O. - SHYAMBAZAR, TO KOLKATA - 700 004. 0103850 THE PARK INSTITUTION, SUB CENTRE - 'B', 0103851 10 12, MOHANLAL STREET, P.O. - SHYAMBAZAR, TO KOLKATA - 700 004. 0104150 ULTADANGA UNITED HIGH SCHOOL (H.S.) 0104151 11 49, ULTADANGA ROAD, TO KOLKATA - 700 004. 0104650 DESHABANDHU VIDYALAYA 0104651 12 24A, HARISH NEOGI ROAD TO KOLKATA - 700 067.