Jawaharlal Nehru Road - Gallery

Gallery

  • The Asiatic Society building

  • Oberoi Grand Hotel, a landmark in Chowringhee for many years

  • Eateries on a footpath in the area.

  • Hawkers do brisk business on pavement

  • The Metropolitan Building standing tall on the Jawaharlal Nehru Road, another famous landmark since years.

  • The road in 1945.

Streets in Kolkata
KMC
  • AJC Bose Road & APC Road
  • Amherst Street
  • Ballygunge Circular Road
  • Bowbazar Street
  • Bidhan Sarani
  • Camac Street
  • Chittaranjan Avenue
  • College Street
  • Garia Main Road
  • Gariahat Road
  • Gurusaday Dutta Road
  • Grey Street
  • The Chowringhee
  • Lindsay Street
  • Lansdowne Road
  • Mahatma Gandhi Road
  • Mirza Ghalib Street
  • Park Street
  • Prince Anwar Shah Road
  • Rabindra Sarani
  • Raja Nabakrishna Street
  • Raja SC Mullick Road
  • Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Road
  • Rashbehari Avenue
  • Shakespeare Sarani
  • Southern Avenue
  • Strand Road
  • Sudder Street
  • V.I.P. Road
  • Vivekananda Road
  • Jawaharlal Nehru Road
KMDA
  • Barrackpore Trunk Road
  • Belghoria Expressway
  • Eastern Metropolitan Bypass
  • Jessore Road
  • Kalyani Expressway
  • V.I.P. Road
  • Neighbourhoods in Kolkata
  • Kolkata topics
  • West Bengal portal

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