Where Was This Photo Taken? (2)

Does "exhibition halls" include cinemas?

Does it include Priyadarshini Hall?

No cinemas and it's small private exhibition hall open for public.
Priyadarshini Hall

Is this some other part of the Central Forest Rangers College campus?

If so, Govindrao Tawar (Tower?) and Kishor Gore House seem more likely than the CFRC Hostel; and the
CFRC Office and Dy.C.F.(Wildlife) Office seem right out of it.

Not part of Central Forest Rangers College but the bungalow it seems to be close enough to the campus.

Since both of you have narrowed down enough,posting the answer.

The Answer is in the following links.

http://thejunglepatrol.com/newsandevents.html
http://www.indianaturewatch.net/disp...e.php?id=82236
http://www.w00dart.zoomshare.com/

Posted the art and the artist HERE

And here

I recollect seeing Manohar Sapre's name on the Nobody can guarantee a tiger poster.

One hell of a puzzle vinathorat.

Thanks aarosh and mom.

I think whenever you are there in Chandrapur it is a must visit place.
One can experience him, his Philosophy and his skill by visiting this Art Exhibition

For those who are more interested may See THIS

A little light relief after the last long, hard slog.

This one shouldn't last four hours, much less four days.

Fill in the blanks, please:



PS: abracax's #14316 remains unsolved, though he doesn't seem to be playing at the moment.

Nobody has submitted a guess.
Anyway, I think mine is a bit too obscure, since it's just a quiet spot in the trees beside the road leading up from McLeod to Bhagsu.

Thanks.

You have not been forgotten. I haven't posted a reply because I hadn't found the elegiac tombstone yet. I was at Darj, Dharamsala, and McLeod Ganj last night, but only in the cemeteries. Looked promising, but not quite right as you know.

Astonished that you should apologize for obscurantism after the puzzle that supplanted yours.

cooch behar + club ... hmm hawww errm ummm aaa - kolkata ??
eden gardens was the property of the cooch behar royalty - butt this one's a club

darjeeeeling ?? planters club ? gymkhana club ? umm ?? errr ?? yes ??

hurrumph



this one's especially for hfot2, aarosh and bhaibhav circa 1930's
the incomplete bridge too far

:brishti

Well done bristhi. You have solved the puzzle in one of your questions.

You have also posted the photo of the puzzle place you often request here.

Well done indeed, brishti.

I could get all starchy and ask which one, the Planter's Club or the Gymkhana Club, but then you'd probably go teary-eyed and start blubbering. Besides, the full sign gives yet another version of the name of what is now recognized (at least in the guidebooks) as the Planter's Club.



As to your puzzle, two responses:

• Gosh, golly, and gee,

We simply can't see

What it might be.

• 1930's! Who knew you'd been around that long?

Here's another one that may be somewhat obscure. This statue certainly seemed out of place when I encountered it:


sepoy by Abracax Photo, on Flickr

Looks curiously French, like a poilu.

Is it in Pondicherry?

If not, is it in South India?

If not, is it in some previously French enclave, like Chandarnagar?

No, not in any of those places. As I said, it looked quite out of place, although the surrounding region does have a considerable military history. The way the statue is made provides a substantial clue to its location.