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Calcutta is the former anglicised name of the city of Kolkata in the state of West Bengal in India.

Contents

• Places
• Film
• Schools
• Music
• Military topics
• Other uses
• See also

Calcutta may also refer to:

Places

• Kolkata district, an administrative district in West Bengal, India
• Calcutta, Indiana, U.S.
• Calcutta, Ohio, United States
• Calcutta, West Virginia, United States
• Calcutta, Suriname
• Calcutta, Belize
• Black Hole of Calcutta, an 18th-century dungeon in Fort William, Calcutta

Film

• Calcutta (1947 film), a film noir starring Alan Ladd
• Calcutta (1969 film), a documentary film by Louis Malle
• Calcutta 71 (1971 film), a film by Mrinal Sen
• Calcutta trilogy (disambiguation)
• Calcutta, a Tamil film dubbed from Telugu film Choodalani Vundi

Schools

• University of Calcutta
• Calcutta Boys' School
• Calcutta Girls' High School
• Calcutta Institute of Engineering and Management
• Calcutta International School
• Calcutta National Medical College
• Calcutta Public School
• Calcutta School of Music
• Calcutta Technical School

Music

• Calcutta (band), American alternative rock band
• "Calcutta" (song), 1961 instrumental by Lawrence Welk
• "Calcutta (Taxi Taxi Taxi)", 1998 song by Dr. Bombay (Jonny Jakobsen)
• Calcutta (singer), Italian singer-songwriter, born Edoardo D'Erme

Military topics

• HMS Calcutta, five ships of the Royal Navy
• Siege of Calcutta, battle between the armies Britain and the Nawab of Bengal in the 18th century

Other uses

• Calcutta Club
• Calcutta auction, a method of allocating gambling bets by auction
• The Calcutta Cup, an annual rugby match between England and Scotland
• Short S.8 Calcutta, flying boat

See also

• Oh! Calcutta! , a theatrical revue
• All pages with titles beginning with Calcutta
• All pages with titles containing Calcutta
• Kolkata (disambiguation)

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