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Kolkata Tech Sector Adds 5,000 Jobs in Salt Lake Sector V
New vacancies for software developers and IT architects highlight the city's shifting professional landscape.
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New vacancies for software developers and IT architects highlight the city's shifting professional landscape.
wellness
From high-energy Vinyasa in Salt Lake to restorative Hatha in Ballygunge, here’s how to find the right mat for your mind and body.
culture
Timings, galleries and the evening light-and-sound show at the Ministry of Culture monument on Queen's Way.
wellness
Discover how Kolkata residents can manage stress with proven methods, from mindfulness to physical activity, to improve mental well-being.
culture
The ten-day festival was inscribed on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2021.
lifestyle
As urban density intensifies across the city, residents are turning to heritage parks and garden lungs for relief; here is how to navigate the entry requirements and current usage policies.
property
Empty-nesters and retirees are leaving South Kolkata's sprawling family homes behind, and the suburbs winning their attention are not the ones you might expect.
wellness
From the sweat-soaked studios of South Kolkata to the quiet ghats of the Hooghly, the city's yoga scene has fractured into a dozen distinct disciplines, and choosing the wrong one could mean you never go back.
wellness
Neuroscience is catching up to what meditators in Kolkata's yoga halls and park benches have known for decades, and the findings are reshaping how the city thinks about mental health.
wellness
Kolkata residents seeking assessments for sleep disorders can turn to established hospital labs for overnight monitoring and tailored reports.
property
Nearly four in ten properties failed to sell under the hammer at this month's registered auctions, and the reasons range from seller stubbornness to a credit squeeze hitting mid-range buyers hardest.
community
The country's first rapid transit line opened in 1984 and has since grown to five colour-coded routes.
property
The Kolkata Metropolitan Development Authority opened applications on July 8 for 120 acres of newly released plots in Rajarhat and Barasat, with eligibility tied to income thresholds and prior land holdings.
property
A major residential development in the eastern sector signals stronger investor confidence and could reshape pricing expectations across the city's mid-range apartment segment.
property
Proximity to the extended Metro corridor and new industrial interest are shifting the landscape of this southern residential pocket.
property
Empty-nesters and retirees are quietly reshaping demand across Kolkata's outer suburbs, trading Park Street penthouses for low-maintenance flats in places most buyers overlooked five years ago.
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