EIMG Concours d’Elegance 2025: Kolkata gears up for vintage car extravaganza
Experience the EIMG Concours d’Elegance 2025 in Kolkata, showcasing 90 rare vintage cars, including Rolls-Royces, Bentleys, and more, at The Lake Club.
Experience the EIMG Concours d’Elegance 2025 in Kolkata, showcasing 90 rare vintage cars, including Rolls-Royces, Bentleys, and more, at The Lake Club.
Situated in Kolkata’s Chowringee Road, which cuts through the ancient city’s central business area, the stately Statesman House, which has towered into the skyline since the British ruled India will unravel in its new avatar.
Several people demonstrated on the railway tracks, halting train services for a while. The railway police eventually brought the situation under control, and train services resumed later in the day.
According to the city Metro office, at stations like Shyambazar, Sovabazar-Sutanuti, Chandni Chowk, Park Street, Rabindra Sadan, Netaji Bhavan and Rabindra Sarobar, 50 per cent gates are remaining open for these experimental services in order to make entry and exit of passengers fast and easy.
World Music Day was observed in the city with great enthusiasm.
Yesterday, apart from the arrival of the vaccines, the airport handled a total of 231 passenger flights with 14503 arriving passengers and 15416 in departure. A total of 115 passenger flights arrived at the airport while 116 took off.
Drones have been deployed at crucial junctures like Lot8, Kachuberia, Namkhana, Benuban, Chemaguri, Bus Stand, Sagar Temple and Beach.
The rally led by Sovan Chatterjee and Baisakhi Bandopadhyay yesterday could be termed as the first political campaign by Chatterjee who disappeared from politics in 2018 after resigning from the portfolios, he was holding in the Mamata Banerjee government.
The first consignment of around 70-80 lakh vials of Covid vaccines is likely to reach the city on Tuesday, a senior official of the state health department said. The first phase of vaccination drive among health workers.
Despite the state government lifting the 50 per cent occupancy norms and relaxing the rules, screening venues like Nandan I, II, III, Rabindra Sadan and Sisir Mancha, were less crowded as compared to pre-Covid times.
