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Real estate hotspot: How Kolkata's EM Bypass has come to be an IT-ITeS hub

In addition to the continuous physical infrastructure upgrades, such as ongoing metro and BRTS network, EM Bypass is well-equipped with social infrastructure

Real estate hotspot: How Kolkata's EM Bypass has come to be an IT-ITeS hub
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Soumendu Chatterjee
Commissioned in the late 1970s, Eastern Metropolitan (EM) Bypass was previously just a long stretch of road abutted by undeveloped land. The Bypass stretching from Bidhannagar to Kamalgazi was built to create a high-speed link between the northern and southern fringes of Kolkata and also to reduce the perennial traffic congestion on Gariahat Road. The Bypass connects a few prominent localities of Kolkata such as Salt Lake, Maniktala, Park Circus area, Gariahat, Sealdah Railway Station, Jodhpur Park, Selimpur, Lake Gardens, Jadavpur and Garia.

EM Bypass is located close to the central business district (CBD). Today, there is a surge in housing

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