Hoogli City

Hoogli City

Hoogli is a city in the state of West Bengal. It is lies on the Hoogli River, 35 km from Kolkata. It is located in the district in the Hoogli and is home to the district headquarters. It is part from Kolkata metropolitan development authority.  The district court building of chinsurah is the longest building in the West Bengal. Hoogli is one of the most economical developed district in West Bengal. It is also the main jute cultivation, jute industry, and jute trade hub in the state. There are also a number of industrial complexes including one of the largest manufactuing plants in India. The Hindustan Motors Plant located in Uttarapara. The jute mills are located along the banks of the river Hoogli in Tribeni.

 

 

 

 

 

Distance from Hoogli.

 

 

 

Kolkata     :- 47 km

 

 

 

Delhi        :- 1431 km

 

 

 

Howrah    :-  40 km

 

 

 

Asansol    :- 174 km

 

 

 

 

 

How to reach

 

 

 

By Rail :- The railway communication of the district, especially at the suburban area is very developed. Hoogli has four junction stations in Hoogli. The railway of the district is under Howrah division.

 

 

 

By Air :- The Hoogli region does not possess an airport. The nearest airport is located outside of the city. Netaji Subhash Chandra boss Airport is an international one an excellent connectivity to many places acroos the country. The places receives flights from the cities of Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi and Ranchi amongst others.

 

 

 

By Road :-  The Hoogli district has goo road connectivity and the transport options include buses, taxis.

 

 

 

 

 

Education in Hoogli

 

 

 

There are 2992 primary schools, 408 high schools, 127 higher secondary schools, 22 colleges, and 6 technical institutes in Hoogli district.

 

 

 

Mahesh Sri Ramkrishna Ashram Vidyalay

 

 

 

Hoogli Mohsin College

 

 

 

Chandannagore College

 

 

 

Chatra Nandalal Institution

 

 

 

Don Bosco School

 

 

 

 

 

Real estate in Hoogli

 

 

 

The Real estate “development” process in West Bengal is taking place into two stage mechanism – conversion of agricultural land into industrial land, and conversion of the industrial land into real estate. Land acquisition in Hoogli clearly demonstrates how the aim of the development process is really the extraction of maximum profits by private enities from resource, in the case of land. Real estate provides the maximum profits, therefore functioning factories in Hoogli are being shut down to acquire land for a housing project by the powerful DLF group. Land change has been advancing at a really smart speed that has been enabled the town look effectively master minded and kept out. The whole towns look immaculate with made bases. With property progression, the town has propelled out to be a critical habitat from some outsourcing organizations like IT associations, multinational work places and that is just the tip of the ice shelf. With extended people are returning to Hoogli, the enthusiasm for cushions and condominium has climbed. To fulfill the need, the property architects have matched up with the creating wishes and needs of all potential seekers of real estate property