Why choose Ashok Nagar for Living?

An honest look at what residents love — and what to watch out for.

What's Great

The properties have swimming pools, indoor games rooms and a library in their vicinity.
There is enough open space in the properties.
The electricity backup is excellent in the locality.

What's Concerning

There are no large-scale hospitals in the area.
The traffic in the region can be a problem.
Air pollution in the city has been an issue for many years.

Recent & Future Developments

What's New in Ashok Nagar, Kolkata

Live news feed — last updated 31 July 2026

31 Jul2026

Kolkata Metro Floats Rs 1587 Crore Tender for Baranagar-Barrackpore Corridor After 16-Year Delay

Rail Vikas Nigam Limited has invited bids for the construction of 10 elevated metro stations and a viaduct for the Baranagar-Barrackpore Metro Corridor, a project stalled for over 16 years. The project faced delays due to issues with underground water pipelines and utility relocation.

Source: Swarajya, TOI

21 Apr2026

Green Living Practices Gaining Traction in Kolkata's Real Estate

Kolkata's real estate sector is witnessing a growing emphasis on green living practices, including sustainable housing projects and the restoration of natural ecosystems. Luxury buyers are prioritizing health-focused, well-ventilated homes with eco-friendly amenities.

Source: The Economic Times

26 Mar2026

WB RERA Watchdog Now Overseeing Realty Projects on 3-Cottah Plots

The West Bengal Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) now includes projects on plots as small as 3 cottahs under its regulation. This move aims to bring smaller developers and projects under regulatory oversight, protecting buyers from unethical practices like project delays or incomplete construction.1 Cottah is app 126 square meters in area.

Source: Real Estate India, TOI

02 Mar2026

Kolkata Municipal Corporation Launches Drive Against Dilapidated Buildings

The Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) has initiated a demolition drive targeting dilapidated and unsafe buildings across the city to prevent potential collapses before the monsoon season and improve urban safety. The KMC is issuing 'express orders' for the demolition of structures deemed unsafe and irreparable, with over 150 buildings identified for urgent attention.

Source: The Realty Today

02 Feb2026

Drainage Project ,north and east kolkata

The Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) has approved a Rs 145 crore drainage project to address waterlogging in north and east Kolkata, focusing on rehabilitating old sewer lines along Beleghata Main Road, CIT Road, and Hemchandra Naskar Road.These sewer lines serves a densely populated urban basin spread over about 5.9 square kilometres, with population of around 2.5 lakh.

Source: MillenniumPost, The Times of India & 3 others

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