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Barasat Today A INITIA Fortune Realty is a Kolkata-based real estate companyTIVEthe beauty of life and enhance the quality of living’. founded in 1985 by the veteran Dr. R. S. Bhartia. With This reflects in the Group’s evolving, premium and BARASA his world 35 years of experience, immense knowledge in various class real estate projects across Kolkata. The Group fields and immaculate expertise, Dr. Bhartia has carved believes that in today’s fast-paced life, the beauty of life out a niche for Fortune Realty in the Kolkata real estate is manifested in moments and precious time spent in sector. Mr. Padmanabh Bhartia has continued to take quiet, tranquility and peace in the company of loved T the ones. Fortune Group a step ahead and set benchmarks A real estate company in Kolkata, Fortune amongThe main motto of the Fortune Realty is ‘to Realty, Kolkataaccentuate housings and properties. deals with residential and commercial projects. TODA NH 35 Madhyamgram Phone: 9748570000 Phone: 9231433798 Y BARASAT TRENDING AND RETAIL. Barasat - NH34 Phone: 8584919999 THE STORY OF A FAVOURITE TOWNBARASAT ADDRESS OF NEW HOME BARASAT'S .CALLED Chetla Central Road, LEGENDARY BUYERS. Kolkata – 700027 KALI PUJOS. Phone: 9831718192 Head Office: Gillander House, B-Block 1st Floor, 8 Netaji Subhas Road, Kolkata 700001 Contact : 92314 33798, +91 33 4019 9595 | [email protected] | www.fortunerealty.in ARASAT is a city in Greater Kolkata, West Bengal India and is the district headquarters of North 24 Parganas. It is a part Bof Authority. Barasat Municipality, Barast District Court and Zilla the area covered by Kolkata Metropolitan Development Parishad (District Council) are the major administrative establishments of Barasat. The town is an important railway and roadway junction. As an urban setup in the vicinity of the Kolkata, the town is within the area of Greater Kolkata. Several significant roads likeNational Highway 34 (Krishnanagar Road leading towards North Bengal and Assam), Jessore Road (road leading to Jessore in Bangladesh via Bongaon); road leading to Basirhat etc. cross through the town. 1 EDITO RIALDear reader, capital appreciation of 15 per cent y-o-y. With a educational solution in Barasat has revolutionized population projected to touch 5, 25,000 by 2025 the sector, with cross-disciplines under one sky. This is not a directory or a magazine; to call it one will be an growing at 3.5 per cent y-o-y; this locality has an Nevertheless, the traditional Bengali medium understatement. It’s an unveiling of this small corner of excellent potential for growth and return on schools remain popular; a perfect blend of the old extended Kolkata, which was once known for bagaanbaris investment. The investors are likely to see 15- and the new. 20% and was famous for Sunday picnics in winter, but is now a The issue also talks about the paced development and more returns annually. busy retail, educational and residential hub – metropolitan This issue highlights the organized retail wave that in centre. The reader comes to know about unexplored facets has swept off Barasat. With the increasing the health sector. Stat-of-the-art hospitals and other of Barasat; its cultural heritage and tryst with history, as purchasing medical solutions, which dot Barasat have been also capacity of the consumers; recent availability of shown. Reason: large courtyards, ponds, coconut and mango Another section touches upon the infrastructure and the marriage with modern living and amenities. international and domestic retail solutions has groves, once synonymous with Barasat has given way to several developmental initiatives of the government. triggered a change in the retail landscape – all this rampant construction activity on both sides of the has been faithfully captured and presented here. Once you arrive on the last page of the magazine; Jessore Education is another domain where Barasat scores you will realize that one of the oldest towns of West Road. well. With several new and expanding CBSE and Idyll countryside until a few years ago on the north Bengal, Barasat is doing great. ICSE eastern institutions guardians’approach towards education tip of Kolkata; Barasat has cornered the limelight as a Dr. R. S. Bhartia has changed. Adamas Knowledge City a one-stop coveted real-estate location. Since 2005 each year saw a Barasat Greenery Developing infrastructure Modern homes at Barasat 2 3 PLANNED Major city points of Barasat Champadali More – Junction From `1500 per sq. ft in 2011 the of NH 35 bifurcated to Jessore Road and Basirhat Road residentialINFRASTRUCT Colony More – Junction of property price increased to `1900 per sq. ft Krishnanagar Highway and in 2012 and ` 2400 per sq.ft in 2013. barrackpore Highway UREIf the proposed metro reaches Barasat, the capital appreciation Dakbungalow More – which has seen 25 per cent rise y-o-y will be doubled. Junction of Jessore Road So, what are the drivers of this growth and Among other initiatives a covered drainage system (48 km), and connectivity? Krishnanagar Highway Until a few years back Jessore Road was Barasat’s only USP. commissioned by JNNURM in 2012, was completed in March Now, with the Kalyani Expressway and the Belghoria 2014. Expressway connecting with NH 34, NH 35 and a state Water supply (sourced from Ganges)(24X7) across 66.8 sq. km; highway covering Barasat, Madhyamgram and New Barrackpore is under How near are you at Barasat? (SH 2) being operational; Barasat’s strategic importance has installation. The water treatment plant has been commissioned in been elevated. Madhyamgram (80 per cent work is complete). Barasat station: 2 kms The National Highway NH 34 increases connectivity to the To remedy the loss of non-renewable resources and arrest Champadali bus stop: 2.5 kms northeastern states and is a strategic trade route with environment impact, a pilot solar city at Madhyamgram is in neighbouring countries, including China and Bhutan. The the Airport: 11 kms Jessore Road in Dum Dum – Barasat sector is now part of pipeline- a pointer to a sustainable living. City Centre II, Salt Lake: 15 NH The Barasat Metro, despite stumbling land acquisition, kms 34. The government is planning to ring up the curtain on the has Newtown: 20 kms Barasat-Raichak road. NH 35 runs from Barasat to sections of the work progressing. Chingrihata: 23 kms Apart from installing street lights, beautification of Seth Pukur Petropole Sector V: 24 kms near Bongaon on the Indo-Bangladesh border and links to near Rabindra Bhavan is underway. Vivekananda Sishu Proximity to the airport – a convenient 15 minutes drive Uddyan is Esplanade: 24 kms Benapole in Bangladesh. Barasat being a junction station, anotheris big plus. The Titumir bus terminus at Barasat getting renovated by a special fund commissioned by our everyday 180 trains ply to Sealdah Sealdah station: 24 kms Champadali More is the third largest in West Bengal and has honourable Chief Minister Ms. Mamata Bannerji. Also planned (up/down) with an interval of 10 min. Park Circus: 29 kms a is throughput of 575-600 buses per day. 4 trains ply through circular railway the construction of an underpass beneath the railway flyover touching Dalhousie (BBD Bag) upto and Majerhat (South Kolkata). an over bridge from Champadalimore to Colonymore, which is Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose alreadyNo wonder commissioned, Barasathas made traffic ismuch earning easier. International Airport is 11 kms from the Barasat connectivity Barasat city. Flyovers The NH-34 is being widened from a reputation of Kolkata’s Gurgaon. Belghoria Expressway two-lane stretch to four-lane. Ultadanga- EM Bypass flyover ExpansionBarrackpore- ofBarasat Jessore flyover Road into The mega project of constructing the a four-lane highway airport’s bypass from Rajarhat, Metro connectivity behind Dhaka-Kolkata bus service the airport and onto Ganganagar and through NH 35 Barasat is almost complete. 4 5 N Planned Infrastructure Planned Infrastructure Map not to scale. Proposed Dum Bus Route 87 Dum-Barasat Map K Metro extension 87 DN43 DN44 project DN05 81 DN05 K 81 DN05 Helabot-tala More 81 Colony 87 Barasat Dum Dum has been chosen as the node from where the Junction Bus Terminus More DN44 Barasat DN05 81 extension of the existing metro will take place upto DN17 Barasat 87 Haritala More K 81 L-238 and Barrackpore. The Dum Dum - Barasat route, a metro DN05 87 railway project is already sanctioned and will come via 81 the Hridaypur Airport. The proposed 15 km stretch as per the survey DN17 DN43 suggested by EMU will be an elevated route. Despite Barasat L-238 minor Stadium Madhyamgram Hridaypur problems of land aquisition, the work is on. DN17 DN44 L-238 DN43 Dakshinpara L-238 DN44 DN44 More New Dakbungalow Barrackpore K More Barrackpore DN17 81 Barasat to Barrackpore Road Towards DN17 L-238 Birati Sodepur 87 Barasat to Jagulia DN43 Madhyamgram Chowmatha K Kalyani to Babughat DN44 L-238 Biman Bandar DN17 DN43 Barasat to Saltlake Sec V K DN05 Noapara Doltala More Barasat to Naihati L-238 L-238 Barasat to Howrah Jessore DN17 Airport DN17 Barasat to Babughat (via Sealdah & DN43 Road Esplanade) DN44 DN44 Dum Dum Cantonment K Bongaon to Dakhineswar Dum Dum Jn. 6 7 Planned Infrastructure Planned Infrastructure N N AUTO, Petrol Pump Map not to scale. TOTO & & Map not to scale. CYCLE Car 4 VAN Route Garages 2 Map 4 3 Map 1 1 Helabot-tala Helabot-tala More More Colony Barasat Colony Barasat More Junction More Junction Haritala More Haritala More 4 2 1 4 Barasat Barasat Stadium Stadium Hridaypur Hridaypur Auto Route Dakshinpara Champadali More to Colony More Dakshinpara
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