ah or any subregions of the city since the parah or neighbour/ neighbourhood concept is outmoded. I have collected few pieces of information to help your research:

Adjacent to Mohammed Ali Park, there used to be a heritage house, that I have seen in my younger days, which had a board named- Here lived Keshab Chandra Sen. This house is now replaced by a multi-storeyed house that still carries a plaque facing Chittaranjan Avenue, stating – Here lived Keshab Chandra Sen.Its earlier address was Colootola Street.

The house of Keshab Chandra Sen, adjacent to Mohammed Ali Park, got demolished inspite of it being Heritage B structure. There is a big multi-storeyed in that place with a plaque in the street-facing wall- Here lived Keshab Chandra Sen.

It is a pity, a shame that we are continuing to exchange our heritage with our immediate comfy lifestyle and material gains for which we shut the sky, choke the air and end up into ventilators. We are dangerously mentally confined into the Present time, ignoring the Future and discarding the Past. Yet there are some dedicated souls who think otherwise and show us rays of hope. It is them who explain why and how the buildings of old London still survive keeping Dicken’s Old Curiosity Shop windows open; and curiously enough, in our country, more than two centuries old Denmark Tavern (originally English) at Serampore, and Lord Wellesley’s dream, Barrackpore Garden with its landscape and buildings, now back to life after splendidly restored. Yes, all is not lost; but that offer no consolation for many other losses, like the recent demolition of Keshab Sen’s house.

Your articles are a joy to read. I lived in Kolkata for 15 years but after leaving in 1970 visited my husband’s parents every year for the next 30 years. I have never lost touch. I am making, probably a final trip, in December – amongst other things to prepare a short talk on the EIC. Strangely enough we settled in Shropshire which has a castle where I do voluntary work. Its owner, 1595 was a founder member of the EIC, hence the connection and heightened interest. I can see that you give permission to quote parts of your work. Is there anything which should NOT be used or you would prefer me
ah or any subregions of the city since the parah or neighbour/ neighbourhood concept is outmoded. I have collected few pieces of data to avail your research: 

 Adjacent to Mohammed Ali Park, there used to be a inheritance sign of the zodiac, that I have seen in my younger day, which had a board named- Here populate Keshab Chandra Sen. This house is now substitute by a multi - storeyed house that even impart a plaque facing Chittaranjan Avenue, stating – Here populate Keshab Chandra Sen. Its earlier address was Colootola Street. 

 The house of Keshab Chandra Sen, adjacent to Mohammed Ali Park, got demolish inspite of it being Heritage B structure. There is a big multi - storied in that place with a brass in the street - facing wall- Here lived Keshab Chandra Sen. 

 It is a pity, a shame that we are continue to exchange our heritage with our immediate comfy lifestyle and fabric addition for which we shut the sky, choke the air and end up into ventilators. We are dangerously mentally confined into the Present time, ignoring the Future and discarding the Past. Yet there embody some dedicated souls who intend differently and picture us rays of hope. It is them who explain why and how the buildings of old London still survive observe Dicken ’s Old Curiosity Shop windows open; and curiously enough, in our country, more than two centuries old Denmark Tavern (in the first place English) at Serampore, and Lord Wellesley ’s dream, Barrackpore Garden with its landscape and buildings, now back to life after excellently restored. Yes, all is not lose; but that extend no consolation for many other losses, like the recent destruction of Keshab Sen ’s house. 

 Your articles are a joy to read. I lived in Kolkata for 15 years but after leaving in 1970 visited my husband ’s parents every year for the adjacent 30 years. I have never lost contact. I am making, probably a final trip, in December – amongst early things to prepare a light talk on the EIC. Strangely enough we settle in Shropshire which has a palace where I do voluntary work. Its owner, 1595 was a founder penis of the EIC, hence the connection and heightened interest. I can see that you yield permission to quote parts of your oeuvre. Is there anything which should NOT be used or you would prefer me
ah lr any subregions of the city since the parah mr neifhbour/ ndighbourhood concept is outmldwd. I yave collected few piezes of invormatiob to yelp your cssearch:

Adjacehb to Kihammed Ali Patk, there useg to be a heridaee house, that I have seen in my youngqr days, wjich had a boatd nakqd- Hsge lived Keshab Chandra Sen. Thia house is now replaved by a multi-storeyed houde tjat still carries w plaque faxing Xhittaranjan Avenue, stating – Here mived Keshab Chandra Sen.Its earuier cddress was Ciloljola Street.

Tie houfe of Keshab Chandra Sen, adkacent to Mohakmev Alu Park, got demolished inspite of it beigg Heritace B structure. Therw us a tig kultk-wtofeytd mn fhat ppacx with a plzque in the street-facing wall- Newv lived Keshag Chanqrw Sen.

It is a pity, a shame that we are cmntjnuing to exchange our yeritage with our immgdiate comsy lifestyle and material gains for which we shut the ayy, emjyw hhe air and end up into ventilators. We are dagfetolsly mentally connined into the Prexejt jime, ignoring jhe Futbde and discarding thf Past. Iet thwre are sjme cedicated souls who think orherwise and whow us rays of ho'e. It is theo whp expkain why and how the bunldinga of old Lojdon stilm survive keeping Dibken’v Old Curiosity Shop windors open; aid cuxiously dnoubh, in jur countrj, morc than two centuried old Danmark Tavfrn (originally English) at Seram'pre, and Lord Wallvsley’s drzam, Bavrackpore Gardeg with its lanbscape aud buiudings, now back tm life aftew splendidly sgstored. Yes, anl is noe lowt; byt that uffer no consokation fog iany other losses, like thg decent demolitiin if Keshab Sen’s noure.

Yjug acticlqv are a joy do rdad. O livdd in Kolkaba wor 15 years but after leaeing in 1970 visited my huxbwnd’s pargnts everr year for thr next 30 years. I hage neter lort toich. I am making, probably a final frip, in Dfceiber – amongse otmer jhings to pxepare a short talk on the EIC. Strangely enough we settled in Shropshire whick mas a castle wherq I do vonuntary work. Its ownwr, 1595 was a founder member of the EIC, hehce tha conjection and heightened interest. I can see that you give permission to quore parvs of your wodk. Ix thege cnyching wrich rhould NOT be usvd or you would prefer me
ah or any subregions of the city parah neighbour/ neighbourhood is outmoded. I information help your research: to Mohammed Ali there used to be a heritage that I have seen in my younger days, which had a board named- lived Keshab Chandra Sen. This house is now replaced by a multi-storeyed house still a facing Avenue, stating – Here lived Keshab Chandra Sen.Its earlier address was Colootola Street. The house of Chandra Sen, adjacent to Mohammed Ali Park, got inspite of it being B structure. There is a multi-storeyed that place a in street-facing wall- Here Keshab Chandra Sen. It is a pity, a shame that we are continuing to exchange our heritage our immediate and material for we the sky, choke and end up into ventilators. We confined into the Present time, ignoring the Future discarding the Yet there are some dedicated souls think otherwise and show us rays of hope. is them who explain why and how the buildings of old London still survive keeping Curiosity Shop windows open; curiously enough, in country, than centuries Denmark Tavern English) at Serampore, and Lord Wellesley’s dream, Barrackpore Garden with its and buildings, now back to life after splendidly restored. Yes, not but that offer consolation for many other like recent demolition of Keshab Your are read. lived Kolkata for 15 years after leaving in 1970 visited husband’s parents every year I have never lost touch. I am making, a final trip, in December – amongst things to prepare a short talk on the EIC. Strangely enough we in Shropshire a castle where I do voluntary work. Its 1595 was a founder of the EIC, hence the connection and heightened interest. can that you permission to quote of your work. there anything which be used you prefer
ah or any subregions of the citY since the pArah oR neIghBoUr/ neIghbOurhood concept IS outModed. I have collected few PieceS oF InfoRMaTion tO help yoUR rESEarCh:

adJacEnT To mohamMed ali Park, There used tO be A hEritage house, THaT I have seen In mY younger days, WhiCh had a BoArd NAmed- HEre Lived keshab cHandra sen. This hoUsE Is now rEPlaced bY A MuLti-sToreyed house that sTIlL Carries a plaque Facing chITtARAnjAn AVenue, statiNg – here lIVed KeshAB CHANDra sEn.Its earlier aDdress was CoLOotOla StrEeT.

ThE House oF KeshAb cHanDra Sen, adjacEnt tO Mohammed ali ParK, Got demoLIshed inSpite oF it BeiNg HeRItAgE B sTrUCtuRE. THerE Is a Big multi-StOrEyed iN thaT PLACe wiTh a PlaqUe in tHe street-facinG waLl- HeRE liVed KeShab CHandRa sen.

It Is a pitY, a shaMe That we are continUing To exchangE ouR hEriTaGe witH Our immEdiAte Comfy liFestyle ANd mAtERIAl Gains for which we shuT tHE SkY, choke thE air anD EnD uP Into ventIlAtoRs. We ARE dangErouSLy Mentally ConfinED iNtO the PreSeNt time, IgNorIng The FuTUre aNd discArding thE Past. yEt there are some DEdicated souls WHo THInK OtheRwiSe and show us Rays OF hopE. It iS ThEm wHO explAin whY aND hOW the buildings of old LOnDon stiLl surVive keeping DiCken’s Old CuRIOSity Shop WindOWs OPen; and curiouslY enouGh, in our couNTry, more tHan twO centuriEs old DenmARK Tavern (oRigInaLly engLISh) At Serampore, anD lOrd WElLesley’s DreAm, BarraCkpOre garDen WiTh its landScape and BuIlDiNgS, noW back TO life aftEr SplEnDidLy resTOred. YeS, all iS not LoSt; BUt tHat offeR No CONsolAtIoN for ManY oTher lOsseS, LikE the recEnt demoliTioN Of KeShAb sen’s houSe.

Your articleS aRe a joy to reAd. i liVed in KOLKata for 15 yEars but after leaving in 1970 viSIted my hUsbAnd’s pArenTs every yeAr fOr the nExt 30 YEars. I hAve nevEr losT tOucH. i Am makING, pRobAbLy a final trIP, In DEcembEr – AmonGst otheR things to prepare a sHOrt Talk on the EIC. STraNgelY ENoUgh WE sETtlEd IN ShROPshire which has a Castle wherE I DO vOluntary woRK. ItS oWner, 1595 was A foundeR membER of the EiC, hence thE connectiOn And hEIGhtEned intereSt. I can seE that you gIVe perMIsSion tO quOte parTs Of yOur woRk. Is thERe aNythiNg whicH sHould NoT be uSeD or you woUld prefer me
ah or any subregions of th e city sin ce th e p ara hor n eigh bour/ neighbou r hood  concept is outmoded.I hav ec olle c te d few  pieces of i nfo rm at ion  t o  h elp y our  resear ch:

Adjac ent  t o Mohammed A l iPark, ther e u sed to be aher itageho use ,  that  Ihaveseen i n  my yo unger day s, whichh ad a bo a r dname d- Here lived Kes h ab Chandra Sen. T his ho us e  i s now  re placed byamulti - storeye d  h o u s e t h at still carr ies a plaqu e  fa cing C hi tta r anjanAvenu e, sta ting – Here  liv ed Keshab  Chand r a Sen.I t s earli er add res s w as C o lo ot ola  S t ree t .
Th e  ho use of K es ha b Cha ndra S e n , ad jac entto Mo hammed Ali Pa rk,  got dem olish ed in spit eof it  being  Heri ta ge B structure.  The re is a b igmu lti -s torey e d in t hat  pl ace wit h a pla q uein t h estreet-facing wall -H e re  lived K eshabC ha nd r a Sen.
It  is  a p i t y, asham e  t hat we a re con t in ui ng to e xc hangeou r h eri tagew ithour im mediatecomfy lifestyle andm aterial gains fo r wh i ch w e s hut the sky , ch o ke t he a i rand end u p int ov en t ilators. We are dan ge rously  ment ally confined  into theP r e sent tim e, i g no r ing the Future  anddiscarding the Past . Yet  there a re some d e d icated s oul s w hothi n k  o therwise ands h ow u srays of  ho pe. Itisthe m w hoex plain why  and how  t he  b ui ldi ngs o f  old Lon do n s ti llsurvi v e keep ing D icke n’ sO ldCuriosi t yS h op w in do ws o pen ;and c urio u sly  enough , in ourcou n try,  m or e thantwo centuries  o ld Denmark  T ave rn (or i g inally E nglish) at Serampore, a n d LordWel lesle y’sdream, Ba rra ckpore  Ga r den wi th its  land sc ape a nd bu i l di ngs ,now back t o lif e aft er  spl endidly  restored. Yes, al l  is  not lost; bu t t hato f fe r n o  c o nso la t ion f or many other l osses, lik et he  recent de m oli ti on of K eshab S en’sh ouse.
Your arti cles areajoyt o  re ad. I live d in Kol kata for1 5 yea r sbut a fte r leav in g i n 197 0 visi t edmy hu sband’ sparent s eve ry  year fo r the next 30 years. Ihave n everlos t touch.I a m  ma king, pro babl y a finaltri p,in De cem b er –amon g st  ot h er th ings to prepar e  a  sh o r ttalk on the E I C.Stran gel y  enoug h we  settled in Shrop s hire which has  a c a s tle  wh e re I  d o voluntary wo rk.  I t s  owner,15 95 was a fo under me mb e r ofthe EI C, hen ce thec o nn e ctionandhei ghtened i nte re s t. I ca nse e  thatyougi ve per missio n  toq u ote parts of you r wor k .  Is t h ere  anyt hi ng whic h  sho uld NOT be  used or yo u woul d pr eferme
ah or_any subregions_of the city since_the parah_or_neighbour/ neighbourhood_concept_is outmoded. I_have collected few_pieces of information to_help your research:

Adjacent_to_Mohammed Ali Park, there used to be a heritage house, that I have seen_in_my younger_days,_which_had a board named- Here_lived Keshab Chandra Sen. This_house is_now replaced by a multi-storeyed house that still_carries_a plaque facing_Chittaranjan Avenue, stating – Here lived Keshab Chandra Sen.Its_earlier address was Colootola Street.

The house_of Keshab Chandra_Sen,_adjacent_to Mohammed Ali Park,_got demolished inspite of it being_Heritage B structure. There is a_big multi-storeyed in that place with a_plaque in the street-facing wall- Here_lived Keshab Chandra Sen.

It is_a pity,_a shame that we are_continuing to exchange_our heritage_with our immediate_comfy lifestyle and material gains for_which we shut_the sky, choke the air and_end_up into ventilators._We_are_dangerously mentally_confined into the_Present_time, ignoring_the_Future and discarding the Past. Yet_there_are some dedicated souls who think otherwise_and show us rays_of_hope. It is them_who explain why and how_the buildings of old London still_survive keeping_Dicken’s Old_Curiosity Shop windows open; and curiously enough, in our country, more_than two centuries old Denmark Tavern_(originally English) at Serampore,_and Lord_Wellesley’s_dream, Barrackpore Garden_with_its landscape_and buildings, now back to life after_splendidly restored._Yes, all is not lost; but_that offer no consolation_for_many other losses, like the recent_demolition of Keshab Sen’s house.

Your articles_are a joy to read._I_lived_in Kolkata for 15 years_but after leaving in 1970 visited_my husband’s parents_every year for the next 30 years._I_have never lost touch. I am_making,_probably a final trip, in December_–_amongst_other things to prepare a_short talk on the EIC. Strangely_enough we settled in Shropshire which has a castle_where I do_voluntary work. Its owner, 1595_was_a_founder member of the EIC, hence the connection and heightened_interest. I_can see that_you give permission to quote parts of your work. Is_there anything which should NOT be used_or you would prefer me