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Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Limited | The Park in Calcutta plans aggressive expansion phase, aims to double rooms in 5 years - Vimarsana News

Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Limited | The Park in Calcutta plans aggressive expansion phase, aims to double rooms in 5 years

Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Ltd is awaiting approval from market regulator Sebi for a maiden public offer and plans to reach the goal by building and expanding owned hotels, and taking up properties on lease and management contracts

Heritage Building - Danish heritage: Renovation over, Old Government House in Serampore ready for fresh start on Friday - Vimarsana News

Heritage Building - Danish heritage: Renovation over, Old Government House in Serampore ready for fresh start on Friday

The more than decade-old journey of the Serampore Initiative has come a full circle with the historical precincts of St Olav’s Church

Restoration of West Bengal French heritage site gets new lease of life - Vimarsana News

Restoration of West Bengal French heritage site gets new lease of life

The much-awaited restoration of a building of French vintage in Chandannagar in West Bengal got a fresh lease of life following the renewal of a commitment between the state government and the French…

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Can't fly out of the country? Sit back and have a cuppa at this Danish tavern in Serampore - Vimarsana News

Can't fly out of the country? Sit back and have a cuppa at this Danish tavern in Serampore

The Denmark Tavern in its present glorious avatar   | Photo Credit: Britt Lindeman In West Bengal’s Serampore, a former Danish colony, old landmarks are being restored back to life, recreating memories brick by brick It is snooker night at The Denmark Tavern. Dressed in my weekend best, I wait for the ferry to take me across the Hooghly river. As the motor vessel glides to my destination, I see my friends waving from the grand balcony of the tavern. The 10,000 square-feet property looks like a large yellow fondant cake. In its elegant new avatar, it houses a restaurant, bar, an outlet of ...