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Kolkata Municipal Corporation Graded List of Heritage Buildings (I, IIA and IIB) WARD NO SL.NO. PR. NO. STREET NAME GRADE CRITERIA LOCATION DESCRIPTION 001 1 30A RATAN BABU ROAD I LANDMARK RATAN ROY'S GATEWAY 001 2 83A COSSIPORE ROAD I LANDMARK CAST IRON GATE CHANDRA KUMAR ROY RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / RATANBABU GHAT 001 3 I LANE BATHING GHAT CHANDRA KUMAR ROY RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / COSSIPORE BURNING GHAT 001 4 5 I LANE BURNING GHAT RATAN BABU ROAD RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE EAST OF 29 RATAN BABU ROAD CHANDRAKUMAR ROY'S PANCHARATNA 001 5 I COSSIPORE ROAD RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE THAKURBARI OF BAMANDAS MUKHWEJWW 001 6 85 I COSSIPORE ROAD RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE RAMKRISHNA MATH, COSSIPORE UDYAN BATI 001 7 90 I COSSIPORE ROAD LANDMARK BETWEEN 87A COSSIPORE BAMANDAS MUKHERJEE'S GATEWAY 001 8 IIB ROAD & 87C COSSIPORE ROAD BARRACKPORE TRUNK SCHOOL / COLLEGE (INCL. RABINDRA BHARATI UNIVERSITY, EMERALD BOWER 002 1 56A I ROAD HOSTEL) 002 2 4 DUMDUM ROAD I RECREATIONAL SEVEN TANKS COSSIPORE CLUB KALI CHARAN GHOSH ARCHITECTURAL STYLE HOUSE OF BASAK FAMILY 002 3 4A I ROAD HARISH CHANDRA PAUL RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE OPPOSITE TO 167/24 SOUTH THAKURBARI OF SARBARANJAN BASAK 002 4 7 IIA LANE SINTHI ROAD KSHUDIRAM BOSE SITE & HOUSE WITH BELGACHIA VILLA 003 1 64B IIA SARANI THEATRICAL HERITAGE KSHUDIRAM BOSE ARCHITECTURAL STYLE DHURJOTI BHAWAN 003 2 36 I SARANI KSHUDIRAM BOSE HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL BENGAL VETERINARY COLLEGE 003 3 37 IIB SARANI ESTABLISHMENT BARRACKPORE TRUNK LANDMARK PAIKPARA - CROSSING OF B.T. G.T.S. TOWER 004 1 ROAD I ROAD & LOCKGATE ROAD KSHUDIRAM BOSE RELIGIOUS / JAIN TEMPLE PARSWANATH UPAVAN WITH GATEWAY 005 1 26A I SARANI BONOMALI CHATTERJEE BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH KUMAR MANMATHA GANGULI 005 2 6B STREET I EMINENT PERSONALITY KSHUDIRAM BOSE HOSPITAL AND R. G. KAR MEDICAL COLLEGE 005 3 1A IIB SARANI MEDICALESTABLISHMENT KHAGENDRA LANDMARK CLOCK TOWER AT GUN & SHELL FACTORY ENTRANCE 006 1 7 I CHATTERJEE ROAD RUSTOMJEE PARSEE RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / CIRCULAR CANAL TO RANI DEBENDRABALA GHAT 006 2 4 ROAD I BATHING GHAT PRAMANIK GHAT ROAD Page 1 of 42 Kolkata Municipal Corporation Graded List of Heritage Buildings (I, IIA and IIB) WARD NO SL.NO. PR. NO. STREET NAME GRADE CRITERIA LOCATION DESCRIPTION KHAGENDRA BURIAL AND CREMATION MUSLIM BURIAL GROUND, SHAHAR BANGLA 006 3 1/5 I CHATTERJEE ROAD KHAGENDRA RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE CHITTESWARI TEMPLE 006 4 9 I CHATTERJEE ROAD KHAGENDRA RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE POPULARLY KNOWN AS 15/1, SARBAMANGALA TEMPLE 006 5 CHATTERJEE ROAD I KHAGENDRA CHATTERJEE ROAD PANCHANAN RELIGIOUS / MOSQUE AT THE JUNCTION OF 8, BASHIRI MOSQUE MUKHERJEE PANCHANAN MUKHERJEE 006 6 I ROAD AND SETT PUKUR ROAD JOGENDRANATH BRIDGE OVER CIRCULAR CANAL NEAR SWING BRIDGE MUKHERJEE LANE THE CONFLUENCE 006 7 I OFHOOGHLY RIVER BARRACKPORE TRUNK BRIDGE OVER CIRCULAR CANAL NEAR BARRACKPORE BRIDGE 006 8 ROAD I GALIFF STREET ON B.T. ROAD KHAGENDRA RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / CIRCULAR CANAL TO RAJA BAIDYANATH ROY'S GHAT CHATTERJEE ROAD BATHING GHAT PRAMANIK INCLUDING PORT OF 006 9 I GHAT ROAD CALCUTTA, NORTH-EAST BOUNDARY STRAND BANK ROAD RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / RABINDRA SETU TO CIRCULAR PROMODASUNDARI GHAT 007 1 I BATHING GHAT CANAL KSHIRODE RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE ON THE EASTERN JAGATRAM DOCHALA SIVA TEMPLE OF TEMPLE COMPLEX OF VIDYAVINODE AVENUE PAVEMENT OF KSHIRODE HALDER VIDYAVINODE AVENUE & 007 2 I OPPOSITE TO 21/1A, HARALAL MITRA STREET KALI PROSAD RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE GOURIYA MATH 007 3 16A CHAKRABORTY STREET I UDBODHANLANE RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE SRI RAMAKRISHNA MATH 007 4 1 BIDHAN SARANI SITE & HOUSE WITH JUNCTION OF GOPIMOHAN HOUSE OF RAMPRASAD MITRA THEATRICAL HERITAGE DUTTA LANE AND 121, BIDHAN 007 5 121/1A IIB SARANI 008 1 LAKSHMIDUTTALANE I LANDMARK CAST IRON WATER TAPS MA SARADA MONI BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH SISTER NIVEDITA 008 2 16A SARANI I EMINENT PERSONALITY Page 2 of 42 Kolkata Municipal Corporation Graded List of Heritage Buildings (I, IIA and IIB) WARD NO SL.NO. PR. NO. STREET NAME GRADE CRITERIA LOCATION DESCRIPTION GIRISH AVENUE STATUE GIRISH BHAVAN AT 13, GIRISH GIRISCHANDRA GHOSH 008 3 I AVENUET STRAND BANK ROAD RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / RABINDRA SETU TO CIRCULAR ANNAPURNA GHAT 008 4 I BATHING GHAT CANAL KASHI MITER GHAT RECREATIONAL POPULARLY KNOWN AS 40A, SCULPTOR G. PAUL'S STUDIO 008 5 STREET I KASHI MITRA GHAT STREET GIRISH AVENUE BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH BALARAM BASU 008 6 7 I EMINENT PERSONALITY RABINDRA SARANI RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE THAKURBARI OF GOKUL MITRA 008 7 520 I KASHI MITER GHAT RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / RABINDRA SETU TO CIRCULAR MORIBUND HOUSE OF ABHOYCHARAN GUHA STREET MORIBUND HOUSE CANAL, OPPOSITE KASHI MITRA 008 8 32B I GHAT BHUPENDRABASUAVEN ARCHITECTURAL STYLE FORMER N.C.C. OFFICE 008 9 76A I UE 008 10 532 RABINDRA SARANI IIA SHOP NABINCHANDRA DAS RAMKANTA BOSE RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE NORTH-WEST CORNER OF NAVA VRINDABAN TEMPLE 008 11 14 IIA STREET SHYAM SQUARE NIVEDITA LANE SCHOOL / COLLEGE (INCL. NIVEDITA SCHOOL 008 12 5 IIB HOSTEL) SHYAMBAZAR STREET SCHOOL / COLLEGE (INCL. SHYAMBAZAR A.V. SCHOOL 008 13 88 IIB HOSTEL) DHANADA GHOSH ARCHITECTURAL STYLE UNITED BANK - KUMARTULI BRANCH 008 14 1A IIB STREET STRAND BANK ROAD RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / RABINDRA SETU TO CIRCULAR HARACHANDRA MALLICK'S GHAT 009 1 I BATHING GHAT CANAL STRAND BANK ROAD RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / RABINDRA SETU TO CIRCULAR CHAMPATALA GHAT 009 2 I BATHING GHAT CANAL STRAND BANK ROAD RIVERFRONT STRUCTURE / RABINDRA SETU TO CIRCULAR KUMARTULI GHAT 009 3 I BATHING GHAT CANAL SOVABAZAR STREET ARCHITECTURAL STYLE JUNCTION OF M.D. ROAD & ATTRACTIVE STREET ELEVATION SOVABAZAR STREET TO 62, 009 4 31D I SOVABAZAR STREET NANDARAM SEN STREET RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE RAMESWAR SIVA TEMPLE 009 5 52 I BANOMALI SARKAR RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE BANESWAR SIVA TEMPLE 009 6 2/5 I STREET RABINDRA SARANI RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE GOVINDARAM MITRA'S NAVARATNA 009 7 509 I Page 3 of 42 Kolkata Municipal Corporation Graded List of Heritage Buildings (I, IIA and IIB) WARD NO SL.NO. PR. NO. STREET NAME GRADE CRITERIA LOCATION DESCRIPTION HARACHANDRA ARCHITECTURAL STYLE PUTUL BARI (HOUSE OF SAHA FAMILY) 009 8 17 I MULLICK STREET 009 9 7 KRIPANATH LANE IIA ARCHITECTURAL STYLE KUMUDINI BHAVAN 009 10 37 SOVABAZAR STREET IIA ARCHITECTURAL STYLE ATTRACTIVE STREET ELEVATION SRI AUROBINDASARANI LANDMARK CAST IRON FIGURES AT HARIN DUTTA'S HOUSE 010 1 93 I BALARAM GHOSH BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH BHUPENDRANATH BOSE 010 2 13/2B STREET I EMINENT PERSONALITY BALARAM GHOSH RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE BHABATARINI TEMPLE COMPLEX 010 3 2/2A I STREET RAJA NABA KRISHNA ARCHITECTURAL STYLE SOVABAZAR RAJ BARI INCLUDING 010 4 33R/1A I STREET RAJA KALI KRISHNA ARCHITECTURAL STYLE HOUSE OF RAJA RAJKRISHNA DEB 010 5 9B I LANE SHYAMPUKUR STREET ARCHITECTURAL STYLE HOUSE OF MITRA FAMILY 010 6 34G IIB ABHOY GHOSH LANE BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH UMACHARAN SET 010 7 3 IIA EMINENT PERSONALITY SHYAMPUKUR STREET SCHOOL / COLLEGE (INCL. TOWN SCHOOL, BIDHAN SARANI 010 8 33 IIA HOSTEL) BISWAKOSH LANE BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH NAGENDRANATH BOSE 010 9 8 IIA EMINENT PERSONALITY SHYAMBAZAR STREET RELATED TO SHYAMPUKUR P.S. 010 10 47B IIA ESTABLISHMENT BALARAM GHOSH SCHOOL / COLLEGE (INCL. DUFF SCHOOL 010 11 23A IIB STREET HOSTEL) 011 1 79/3/5 BIDHAN SARANI I RECREATIONAL STARTHEATRE BIDHAN SARANI BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH UPENDRANATH BRAHMACHARI 011 2 82/3A I EMINENT PERSONALITY KARTIK BOSE LANE RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE SAMSARESWAR SIVA TEMPLE 011 3 2F I BIDHAN SARANI RELATED TO CORPORATION BOROUGH OFFICE 011 4 79 IIA ESTABLISHMENT RAJABAGAN STREET BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH NANDALALBOSE 011 5 2A IIB EMINENT PERSONALITY ACHARYA PRAFULLA LANDMARK CLOCK TOWER AT LALITKUMAR MITRA’S HOUSE 012 1 224B I CHANDRA ROAD RAJA DINENDRA STREET STATUE DESHBANDHU PARK DESHBANDHU CHITTARANJAN DAS 012 3 I Page 4 of 42 Kolkata Municipal Corporation Graded List of Heritage Buildings (I, IIA and IIB) WARD NO SL.NO. PR. NO. STREET NAME GRADE CRITERIA LOCATION DESCRIPTION BIDHAN SARANI ARCHITECTURAL STYLE FORMER HOSTEL OF R G KAR MEDICAL COLLEGE 012 4 115 I (PRESENTLY NORTH TRAFFIC GUARD) RAJA DINENDRA STREET HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL J. B. ROY STATE AYURVEDIC MEDICAL COLLEGE & 012 5 172 IIA ESTABLISHMENT HOSPITAL R G KAR ROAD MARKET CENTRAL TOWER OF SHYAMBAZAR MARKET 012 6 1A IIA RAMAKANTA SEN LANE BURIAL AND CREMATION MURARIPUKUR HINDU BURIAL GROUND 014 1 2 I ACHARYA PRAFULLA PUBLIC INSTITUTION BANGIYA SAHITYA PARISHAD 015 1 243/1 I CHANDRA ROAD ACHARYA PRAFULLA BURIAL AND CREMATION POPULARLY KNOWN AS 248, MUSLIM BURIAL GROUND, NAKHODA CHANDRA ROAD ACHARYA PRAFULLA CHANDRA 015 2 I ROAD 015 3 24/1 MUNSHIPARA LANE I BURIAL AND CREMATION MUSLIM BURIAL GROUND BADRIDAS TEMPLE RELIGIOUS / JAIN TEMPLE TEMPLE & GARDEN OF SRI SRI SITALNATHJI MAHARAJ 015 4 36A I STREET BADRIDAS TEMPLE RELIGIOUS / JAIN TEMPLE JAIN SWETAMBAR DADAJI’S TEMPLE & GARDEN 015 5 29 I STREET BADRIDAS TEMPLE RELIGIOUS / JAIN TEMPLE JAIN SWETAMBAR TEMPLE & GARDEN 015 6 27 I STREET BADRIDAS TEMPLE RELIGIOUS / JAIN TEMPLE SREE SREE CHANDRA PROBHUJEES TEMPLE 015 7 38 I STREET BIDHAN SARANI SCHOOL / COLLEGE (INCL. SCOTTISH CHURCH COLLEGIATE SCHOOL 016 1 73 I HOSTEL) AVEDANANDAROAD BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH KASHIPRASAD GHOSH 016 2 55C I EMINENT PERSONALITY ISWAR MILL LANE BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH SATYENDRANATH BOSE 016 3 22 I EMINENT PERSONALITY 016 4 40 AVEDANANDAROAD IIA ARCHITECTURAL STYLE BHABATARAN SARKAR SCHOOL RAJA RAJ KRISHNA RELATED TO BURTALAP.S. 016 5 1 IIA STREET ESTABLISHMENT BEADON STREET BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH RESIDENCE AND THAKURBARI OF RAMDULALSARKAR 017 1 67E I EMINENT PERSONALITY (CHATUBABU’S HOUSE) AKSHOY KUMAR DUTTA BUILDING ASSOCIATED WITH GOBOR GOHO 017 2 66/1B SARANI I EMINENT PERSONALITY DURGA CHARAN MITRA ARCHITECTURAL STYLE BHAR’S THAKURBARI 017 3 56 I STREET Page 5 of 42 Kolkata Municipal Corporation Graded List of Heritage Buildings (I, IIA and IIB) WARD NO SL.NO. PR. NO. STREET NAME GRADE CRITERIA LOCATION DESCRIPTION AKSHOY KUMAR DUTTA ARCHITECTURAL STYLE OLD RESIDENTIAL HOUSE 017 4 87D I SARANI AKSHOY KUMAR DUTTA RELIGIOUS / HINDU TEMPLE TWO SIVA TEMPLES 017 5 101/3A I SARANI 017 6 5/1 KASI BOSE LANE I ARCHITECTURAL STYLE HOUSE OF H.
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    Louisiana State University LSU Digital Commons LSU Doctoral Dissertations Graduate School 2010 Other tomorrows: postcoloniality, science fiction and India Suparno Banerjee Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College, [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/gradschool_dissertations Part of the English Language and Literature Commons Recommended Citation Banerjee, Suparno, "Other tomorrows: postcoloniality, science fiction and India" (2010). LSU Doctoral Dissertations. 3181. https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/gradschool_dissertations/3181 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Graduate School at LSU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in LSU Doctoral Dissertations by an authorized graduate school editor of LSU Digital Commons. For more information, please [email protected]. OTHER TOMORROWS: POSTCOLONIALITY, SCIENCE FICTION AND INDIA A Dissertation Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of the Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College In partial fulfillment of the Requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy In The Department of English By Suparno Banerjee B. A., Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, West Bengal, India, 2000 M. A., Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, West Bengal, India, 2002 August 2010 ©Copyright 2010 Suparno Banerjee All Rights Reserved ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS My dissertation would not have been possible without the constant support of my professors, peers, friends and family. Both my supervisors, Dr. Pallavi Rastogi and Dr. Carl Freedman, guided the committee proficiently and helped me maintain a steady progress towards completion. Dr. Rastogi provided useful insights into the field of postcolonial studies, while Dr. Freedman shared his invaluable knowledge of science fiction. Without Dr. Robin Roberts I would not have become aware of the immensely powerful tradition of feminist science fiction.
  • Kadambini Ganguly and Women Empowerment in 19Th Century India

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  • Located on the Cusp of Business District & the City, ITC Royal Bengal

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