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1 Thu July 09 2009 - 08:17:16 Fullname: Upasana Chaudhuri Email: Where are you from?: Calcutta Homepage Name: Homepage URL: Reference: Just Surfed On It! How good do you think this site is: Looks great! Comments: This is simply great.I loved Mcluskiegunj where I stayed with my family and friends at Highland Guest house.The stay was truly unforgettable to say the least.Mr.Cameron really knows how to keep his guests happy. 2 Wed June 17 2009 - 04:53:48 Fullname: Dexter Email: Where are you from?: Poland Homepage Name: ok-rozrywka Homepage URL: http://www.ok-rozrywka.unl.pl Reference: Just Surfed On It! How good do you think this site is: Well Done!!! Comments: Hi! Very good website. 3 Wed November 07 2007 - 00:12:43 Fullname: David Rodrigues Email: david.rodrigues@beiersdorf.com Where are you from?: Australia (Calcutta) Homepage Name: Homepage URL: Reference: Just Surfed On It! How good do you think this site is: Looks great! Comments: I would like to find some of Mum's friends from the gunj, her maden name was Joyce Young her brothers were Brian & Keith 4 Mon August 06 2007 - 19:33:42 Fullname: Pradip (George) Mitra Email: adagecreations@rediffmail.com Where are you from?: Dhanbad Homepage Name: Homepage URL: Reference: NetSearch How good do you think this site is: Its ok Comments: I would very much like to see the restoration of the gunj. I can say that it is going from bad to worse as I noticed in my recent visits. 5 Sun August 05 2007 - 14:13:21 Fullname: Gilbert E. Freitas Email: linfreitas@yahoo.com.au Where are you from?: Australianone Homepage Name: none Homepage URL: none Reference: NetSearch How good do you think this site is: No comments Comments: Just to let you know that I lived in Sahebganj now in Jharkand, in the late forties till the mid fiftees. I can vividly remember that there were a lot of Anglo Indians and domiciled Europeans who worked with the railways and the Indian Steam Navigation Company. AS I recall as a child that Sahebganj was located by the side of the Ganges, there were regular ferry services to Sakragali and then to Manihari Ghat. From there trai services were available to Assam. My father was a high ranking railway official based in Sahebganj before he was transferred to Jhajha-- yet another town with a very, very large Anglo Indian community. The fact that Sahebganj was named because the town had a huge Anglo Indian population. Now I never hear of these two beautiful town with beautiful railway quarters ever mentioned in the AI websites.It is now recorded in W@ikipedia that Jhajha had the largest Loco Shed in Asia. Where have all the AIs gone? I last heard that tnere was not a single AI living in these two beautiful towns. Could you please let me know thru my family e-mail address? Thanks and Cheers, Gil. Back to Anglosinjharkhand 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 >>
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