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A Dream Eco-Village
You might be thinking how would be a dream Eco Village? Here I have made one nice eco-village model which I can bet you will like. I made this model for the Department of Tourism, Government of West Bengal and now decided to share with you.
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A Village Day
Walking through the green lane with beautiful flowers is always something imaginary. Some villages in West Bengal are just like that.
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A Historic Touch at Jalpaiguri
Jalpaiguri Royals actually belonged to Raikat ( Raikut) family. In 1522, Siswa Singh established this Baikunthopur estate after defeating the king of Bhutan and Gour.
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4 Bands, You Can’t Stop Listening To
Music is timeless. For me it is life. If I have nothing, then only music is what I have. So, I decided to let you know my favorite 4 bands that you also can’t stop listening to.
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Is Smartphone Ruining Your Life?
Since few days, I’ve been seeing people here and there phubbing on smartphones. It has made my mind to put together some points which I bet you will be agreed with.
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A Tea Fusion
I found something different. I found The Tea Junction, a modern tea shop with traditional Kolkata style.
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A Piece of Wimbledon in North Bengal
Since 2014, North Bengal is enjoying different kind of new crops and modern cultivation. Strawberry is one of them.Local farmers are doing totally organic cultivation with the help of COFAM.
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Bonsai, An Asian Art
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