Examples of using Calcutta in English and their translations into Korean
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It was three months since I visited Calcutta last year for the autumn feast.
So I addressed a letter to the press, in which I explained why I had to leave Calcutta so abruptly, and set off for Bombay.
IIM Calcutta has blossomed into one of Asia's finest Business Schools.
The city's name was officially changed from Calcutta to Kolkata in January 2001.
Before Calcutta I did not believe in evil,
In 2001 the city's name was officially changed from Calcutta to Kolkata.
Starting from Deli, the gospel rapidly spread to Mumbai and to Calcutta.
Find your own Calcutta… You can find Calcutta all over the world if you have eyes to see.”.
The Britishers also transferred the capital from Calcutta to New Delhi.
You can find Calcutta all over the world if you have the eyes to see.”.
One version by Navab Mirza Aman Ali Khan Ghalib Lakhnavi was printed in 1855 and published by the Hakim Sahib Press, Calcutta, India.
Putting an end to his ten years commercial activity in Calcutta, he returned to London. He purchased a home in Langham Place
In 1945 he returned to Calcutta University when he was appointed as Guprasad Sing Professor of Physics,
For instance, when a large area near Calcutta was flooded and washed away, 1200 families were left stranded with nothing.
Our stories are not fundamentally different from the labourer from Bihar who pulls a rickshaw in Calcutta, or the worker from Calcutta who works part time in a factory in Bombay.
In a way I cannot quite explain, my thoughts since Calcutta prepared me to understand the horror that Kurtz found.
In 1913 he accepted two part-time chairs, one being the Hardinge Professorship of Pure Mathematics in Calcutta University which he held from 1913 to 1917, the other being the Professorship of Philosophy and the History of
On the 27th World Day of the Sick, to be solemnly celebrated on 11 February 2019 in Calcutta, India, the Church- as a Mother to all her children,
On the XXVII World Day of the Sick, to be solemnly celebrated on 11 February 2019 in Calcutta, India, the Church- as a Mother to all her children,
in Southern India but spread into Bengal, where British forces under Robert Clive recaptured Calcutta from the Nawab Siraj ud-Daulah, a French ally, and ousted him from his throne at the Battle of Plassey in 1757.