The Golden Jackal – Kolkata’s last remaining wild carnivore

The club lies along the eastern bank of Tolly Nullah which was the earlier path Adi Ganga, a channel of the river Hooghly.  The soil of the area consisted of the silt brought down by the Adi Ganga and this rich soil combined with generous rainfall supported luxuriant vegetation. This marshy fertile area was prime habitat for the Golden Jackal, who fed on crabs, rodents, and a variety of fruits like mangoes, jackfruit and papaya.

The Decaying Ponds of Kasba: A Tale of Neglect, Syndicates, and Conflicts

Pijush Dutta On November 15, 2024, a shocking incident occurred in the Kasba area when a gang of three attacked the local councillor of Ward No. 108. This act of violence sparked widespread outrage, highlighting the simmering tensions in the locality and raising critical questions about the region’s governance and safety. A Survey of AlarmingContinue reading “The Decaying Ponds of Kasba: A Tale of Neglect, Syndicates, and Conflicts”

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