Useful links

 India of the Past website (preserving memories of India and Indians)  - click here

Kalimpomg Kids - click here

Between 1908 and 1938, approximately 130 young Anglo-Indian settlers arrived in New Zealand from Dr Graham’s Homes in Kalimpong, India. This website is for descendants of these emigrants and anyone with an interest in the Kalimpong community in New Zealand.

Indian Chai Stories - click here

February 21 2011

The Anglo Burmese Library has a very interesting web site
please click
http://www.angloburmeselibrary.com/index.html


January 18 2011
Here is an exciting opportunity to find a number
of Bungalows in Assam for a great holiday

Web address  http://www.wildmahseer.com

The Banner tells it all

November 13 2010

Here is the link to the Planters club of Bangladesh
http://www.platersclubbd.com/

July 4 2010
Here is a link to a very interesting web site on TEA
a Blend of experience, Expertise, and Quality
http://www.teanteas.com/videos.php

June 22 2010
Here is the link to those of you with an interest in the Darjeeling Railways 
http://www.dhrs.org/

June 21 2010

There is a very interesting web site for the Tea Industry of today showing
all the jobs being done by the latest technology
--It is probably of interest to those who are still working and also to old
Koi Hais who want to learn about today. Please click the blue site below

http://www.rdgteapac.com/

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.Researching Old Relatives in India ?

For those who are researching the past and need information on relatives
who lived and worked in India there is a very helpful service available.
This is the India Office at the British Library located at 96 Euston Road,
St Pancras, London NW1 2DB.In particular they have copies of the
annual Thacker's Directories. These directories contain a wealth of information.
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Links to other websites and services which may be of interest 
 to go there just click on the blue link

For travel----www.ibexexpeditions.com
Tailor - made Eco tours, Adventure Journeys, Cultural Holidays,
Luxury & Safari Travel in India
Rated amongst the "BEST ADVENTURE TRAVEL COMPANIES
ON EARTH"by National Geographic Adventure
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http://www.tigerawareness.co.uk/  Phil Davis is the founder of a charity
called Tiger awareness which helps projects in India --
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http://www.dadinani.com  is a web site dedicated to Dadi Nani : 
Memories of our Old Grandmothers  This book is a collection of short
stories of 25 Indian grandmothers who were born around 1900. The
authors are their grandchildren. The book covers varied regions-north,
south, east and west.
The stories are personal and reflect family memories, which are often
subjective and emotional. The book is a fascinating, human-interest
account of the circumstances in which these diverse women were
born and grew up, their ideas, aspirations, and achievements over their
lifetimes--it is edited by Subhash & Subodh Mathur

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 http://www.indiawijzer.nl/, this is a website created and maintained by
Wahid Saleh originally from Jorhat in Assam and for the last 45 years
has lived in the Netherlands--Wahid has many interests please click to
visit and enjoy the site
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http://oldsite.library.upenn.edu/etext/sasia/calcutta1947/album1.html"Calcutta in 1947"   A fascinating collection of photographs taken by an American serviceman
while stationed in Calcutta     
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http://www.bn9.co.uk/hislop/Index.htmThis is the link to a website created
by the daughter of an Indian Army officer who joined Sandhurst in 1932
and then the Indian army in 1935 eventually leaving the army in 1947 and
returning to UK for another career  It is very well written by his daughter,
and gives an interesting insight to the life at that time 
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 http://www.cofepow.org.uk.htm/ COFEPOW - Children & Families
of Far East Prisoners of War Please click to see 
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  http://www.assamco.com/  The Assam Company / Duncan Macneill
website 
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http://http://www.aaranyak.org/  Aaranyak fosters conservation of
biodiversity in Northeast India through research, environmental education,
capacity building and advocacy for legal and policy reform to usher a
new era of ecological security
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http://www.oldassam.com/--This is an interesting website and also has
reference to the efforts of Ranjit Barthakur and Richard Leitch in their
plans to refurbish old Bungalows for Tourism in Assam --Please go to
the pages marked "Wild Mahseer" and "Wild Grass" to read of the places
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[email protected]--Nigel Coats has a copy of "The recollections
of a Tea Planter" by W.M. Fraser who was in NE India from 1894 to 1907 --
the book is basically a list of all the people, companies and places that he
knew or met in that period. The index lists about 600 names. Nigel very
kindly offered that "If any of your members are interested in people of
that era, I'd be pleased to see if there is a mention of them."   to contact
Nigel  his e-mail is above
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http://www.fibis.org/  Families In British India Society
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http://www.indian-cemeteries.org/   Indian Cemeteries Preserving the
memory of historic cemeteries in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh,
Sri Lanka and Burma website 
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http://www.bacsa.org.uk/ British Association for Cemeteries in
South Asia (BACSA)
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 http://maxpages.com/jimcorbettThe Jim Corbett Foundation-

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http://www.children-of-bangalore.com/whitef1.htm
Whitefield, the Settlement Today 
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www.changemakers.net/studio/02august/das.cfmA well known Assamese
preservationist  Soumyadeep Datta is working hard on helping to preserve
the rain forest near to Digboi/Margherita and which continues up to the
Burma border. Please click the link  to read of his work
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 TOURISM
This is the website for Hamara Holiday Private Limited
http://www.darjilingpackages.com/ --They also have other web pages for
                         other areas in India
http://www.hamaraholiday.com/
http://www.packagesforkerala.com/
http://www.goaourgoa.com/
http://www.damdamalake.com/
http://www.raftingmasti.com/
http://www.weekendgetawaysdelhi.com/