Chajo Bhagat Mandir Malika Hans Pak Pattan, Punjab, Pakistan

These Photographs are Of Commemorative Stone And Old Beautiful Building Of Chajo Bhagat Mandir Located at Malika Hans Pak Pattan, Punjab, Pakistan.

The Commemorative stone Describes As Below

'Shri  Yeh seaw  makan majjalas bhai niranjan  dass vishan dass madan ne ke hai sambat 1984'.


Photographs By Iqbal Qasir Ji

House in Kolkata, West Bangal, India

These are photographs of English commemoratives stone and house of Swami Suddhananda and Swami Prakashananda located on Serpentine Lane, Kolkata, West Bangal, India.


Swami Suddhananda (Sudhir Chandra Chakravarty) (1872-1938) was the 5th president of Ramkrishna Math & Mission. He was also the editor of the Bengali magazine called Udbodhan.

Swami Prakashananda (Sushil Chandra Chakravarty) (1874-1927) was the 2nd president of Vedanta Society Sanfranisco, Hindu Temple, USA.


Photographs By Mr Subhadip Mukherjee Sahib

Pre-partitiion House Located At Bilal Gung Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan

This Pre-partitiion house is located in Bilal Gung Area, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. This house was built In the loving Memory of his dear sons
Dr. Bishan DAS .Babu Jag Oham Lal
And Mr Chetan Anand Who Breathed their last in Quetta  earthquake on 31st of May 1935
By their aggrieved Father L. Madho Das Joteja
of Dera Ghazi Khan.



Photographs By Mr Imran William Sahib

Entrance Of Aryan Cottage Kolkata, West Bangal, India

These photographs are of Bengali commemoratives stones And Remaining Entrance Of Aryan Cottage (Arjo Kutir), the residence of Narendra Nath Sen who was once the editor of The Indian Mirror. This Entrance is Located at Kolkata, West Bangal, India. The original building is no more there now but the archway with the lion on top still stands.

English Commemorative Stone Erected on the forehead of the Entrance reads as Below.

' Kolkata Muncipal Corporation is Kind enough to declare' Gateway of Aryan Cottage ' as ''heritage structure'' under 425 D of KMC Act 1980. Narendra Nath Sen Smriti Rakha Committee'


Other Commemorative Stones Read as:


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This house was once the residence of Narendra Nath Sen who was once the beloved editor of The Indian Mirror. He was also one of the most renowned personalities of Bengal in his time.

Birth - 23 February 1843 Death 1 July 1911

This memorial stone was inaugurated by Teacher Hirandra Nath Mukherjee on 1 July 2001(Narendra Nath Sen Memorial Committee)


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Arjo Kutir (Aryan Mansion)


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Top Most Small Plaque -

52/B

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Middle Plaque -

Bengal Saha Association Building
Respected Purna Chandra Saha
Respected Banku Bihari Mondal (MLA)
With Ideation From The Core Committee
(Bengali Date 4 Magh 1357)
20 January 1951


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Lower Plaque -

Bengal Saha Association

Previous President & Secretary
Respected Mohitosh Saha (Educational Degrees)
Retired Executive Engineer
His unconditional effort and dedication helped in the construction of this house and students hostel.

Birth 21 February 1891
Death 9 April 1964

This tablet stone has been erected by the members of his memorial committee on 16 April 1968 —  at Indian Mirror Street



Photographs By Mr Subhadip Mukherjee Sahib

Choonghee Dong Thien Haue Church Kolkata, West Bangal, India

' Chinese Temple Special'


All these photographs are related to Commemorative Stones, Interior and Exterior Of Old Beautiful CHOONGHEE DONG THIEN HAUE CHURCH Opened in 1858 A. D Located at 32 Black Burn Lane, Kolkata, West Bangal, India. It is  Traditional Chinese Church of
 Hakka Community.


This temple has deities of Tien Hou (Queen of Heaven), Kun Se Sin (Lady in white of Buddhism), Tu Teh Chun (God and goddess of well-being and happiness) along with few others located in the next room.

This temple is mainly used by the Hakka community whereas the rest of the Chinese temples in this locality are mainly used by the Cantonese people.


Photographs By Mr Subhadip Mukherjee Sahib

Toong On Church Kolkata, West Bangal, India

' Chinese Temple Special'




All these photographs are of commemoratives stones and Chinese Toong On Church Constructed in 1924 located at 22 Black Burn Lane, Kolkata, West Bangal, India.



This place was basically where the famous Nanking Restaurant was once located. The ground floor was where one of India’s first Chinese restaurants existed and on the first floor, you had the residence and the family temple.

As per records, the original Toong On Church was located at 10 Black Burn Lane and just the Nanking Restaurant was located at this address. After the closure of the restaurant Toong On Church was shifted to this place to avoid it being sold off.

Be prepared to navigate through heaps of garbage when trying to enter this particular church. Even though the local municipal body has a fully functional automated garbage processing plant nearby it is the local roadside squatters that tend to mess up the entrance when they sit to sort through their piles of garbage collection. Things sometimes become such worse that you have to actually walk over garbage and then enter the premises.

After years of legal battle between the owners and the government and the local association finally, the structure is safe from demolition and you will find a big Buddha statue on the ground floor which has been very recently placed just to keep the place from again falling into the wrong hands. Take the stairs to the first floor and you will be able to see the temple.




Photographs And Text By Mr Subhadip Mukherjee Sahib

Arya High School Chakwal, Punjab, Pakistan

These are some photographs of English/Gurmukhi commemorative stones and old times beautiful building of Arya High

School Located at Chakwal, Punjab, Pakistan. Now this school serves as Computer Science Department of Government Post Graduate College Chakwal.

The writings written on commemorative stones read one by one as below:

1- ' Built By Lala Ram Chand D. F. O. Doctor Sita Ramin memory of their Beloved father late Lala Ishar Dass Sethi Chakwal 1933.'

2- ' Built in memory of S. Thakar Dass Jauhar of Vahalee by his son Lieut. Kirpa RamM. A. L. L. B. Rai Sahib.'

3- ' Built in memory of Munshi Bhawan Dass (Died 5-3-1930) by his wife Shrimati Bhagwanti and sons Messrs Chuni Lal Narain Dutt Chander Bhan and Satya Dev. '

4-' This Room was built by Shrimati Jawala Devi Dharam Patni Lala Sukhdyal Sahib of Wihali. '

5- 'This room was built in memory of Munshi Boota Mal Sahib and his Dharam Patni Shrimati Ameer Devi By Their Sons Lala Kashi Ram, Ashar Das  Siri Ram and Roshan Lal.'

6-  ' Office Room
Built in memory of Uggar Sain Sabharwal (Old Student of this school) died in the Quetta Earthquake 31st May 1935 by his father Kishan Chand Sabharwalof Chakwal. '

7- ' This Room was built by Shrimati Jawala Devi wife of Lala Sukhdyal Sahib of Wihali. '

8- ' OM
Built in memory of their Grandfather Bakhshi Kesar Mal Jaggi by his grandsons Bir Cjand And Gyan Parkash Sons of Bakhshi Piabh Dyal Jaggi Timber Merchants Chakwal April 1933.'

9- ' Built in memory of B. Yag Datta (Died 20-1-1931) by his father Sardar Anokh Rai Sethi of Chawli.'




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