Mother Teresa Sarani, formerly Park Street and still often called by that name, and originally Burial Ground Road, is a street in the city of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta), India. The street runs through what was a deer park of Sir Elijah Impey, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in Calcutta from 1773 to 1789, hence the earlier name. Its latest name was given by Kolkata Municipal Corporation in honour of Mother Teresa.
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A old Muslim man reading his morning paper near Nakhoda mosque, Kolkata.
A old Chinese man reading his morning newspaper amongst the hustle of the busy Tiretta bazar(market).
News reader at the corner of the main street.

News at the graveyard.
Mobile news reader.
At Prinsep Ghat memorial.
What a wonderful day.
Gatekeeper of Mohor Kunja(Park), Kolkata
At The Ghats
Namaz, praying to his God, Judges ghat, Kolkata.
Evening cloud.
Sadhu, Varanasi.
Dasashwamedh ghat from the boat.
Born free.
Friends together.
Old and new.
Hay stacking.
Head massage.
Bhajan at dawn.
Kumortuli ghat, Kolkata.
Praying duo, Varanasi.
Gokul ghat.
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| Sleeping in Outram ghat, Kolkata. |
Local boys swimming in Hoogly river, Kolkata.
India.
Flower Seller, Varanasi.
Ganga Arti, Varanasi.
Morning.
Boat parking, Varanasi.
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