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cannons | 6-ft cannon shifted from Camac Street: Gun with 'Portuguese link' to be restored - Vimarsana News

cannons | 6-ft cannon shifted from Camac Street: Gun with 'Portuguese link' to be restored

The building on 7 Camac Street it was lifted from once belonged to Sir Rajendra Nath Mookerjee, one of Bengal’s pioneering industrialists

buddha: Gupta-era Buddha statue, dating at least 1,200 years, gets showcased at govt office in Kolkata - Vimarsana News

buddha: Gupta-era Buddha statue, dating at least 1,200 years, gets showcased at govt office in Kolkata

The statue of the Buddha head with half-closed lips and open eyes is approximately 1,200 years old and belongs to the transition period of Gupta-Pal dynasty.

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) | With emergence of INDIA, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has bigger role before 2024 Lok Sabha polls - Vimarsana News

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) | With emergence of INDIA, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has bigger role before 2024 Lok Sabha polls

RSS top brass to hold organisational meeting in Calcutta on August 18 and 19 and will be attended by party members and some senior BJP leaders

Heritage | Dig unearths 'British-era cannon' at the intersection of Fairlie Place and Strand Road - Vimarsana News

Heritage | Dig unearths 'British-era cannon' at the intersection of Fairlie Place and Strand Road

Excavation started on Wednesday morning and by evening, around 4ft of the object, with bore of around 6.45 inch, had become visible

Heritage - Dig unearths 'British-era cannon' at the intersection of Fairlie Place and Strand Road - Vimarsana News

Heritage - Dig unearths 'British-era cannon' at the intersection of Fairlie Place and Strand Road

Excavation started on Wednesday morning and by evening, around 4ft of the object, with bore of around 6.45 inch, had become visible