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24 Lakh Passengers Travelled In Kolkata Underwater Metro In Last 2 Months - Vimarsana News

24 Lakh Passengers Travelled In Kolkata Underwater Metro In Last 2 Months

Around 24 lakh passengers travelled in the newly launched underwater stretch of Metro Railway connecting the twin cities of Kolkata and Howrah in past two months, a railway statement said.

Autos block EM Bypass after CNG shortage - Vimarsana News

Autos block EM Bypass after CNG shortage

A protest by over a hundred auto-rickshaw and other vehicle drivers led to a traffic jam on the EM Bypass during the office hours.

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Indian classical music | Musical career of Mousumi Saha who's been teaching Indian classical for over 40 years - Vimarsana News

Indian classical music | Musical career of Mousumi Saha who's been teaching Indian classical for over 40 years

She was still a student when she started to teach. She has been a teacher for four decades now but is still not done learning, you won't find her in spotify

The Case Against Monkey Patching, From a Rails Core Team Member - Vimarsana News

The Case Against Monkey Patching, From a Rails Core Team Member

Monkey patching is considered one of the more powerful features of the Ruby programming language. However, by the end of this post I’m hoping to convince you that they should be used sparingly, if at all, because they are brittle, dangerous, and often unnecessary. I’ll also share tips on how to use them as safely as...

Environment - Schools celebrate World Wetlands Day by painting the town green - Vimarsana News

Environment - Schools celebrate World Wetlands Day by painting the town green

Jolabhumi Utsav 2023 saw over 300 students come together to raise awareness about Kolkata’s ecological hub through art, music and dance