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The 21 pages that link to Kolkata, each with the reason it gives.

• CalcuttaRelated: The city's official name changed from Calcutta to Kolkata in 2001.

• Mother TeresaRelated: She founded and based the Missionaries of Charity in this city.

• Hooghly RiverRelated: The river has shaped the city's trade, transport, settlement, and urban form.

• Port of KolkataRelated: The port helped establish Kolkata as a commercial and administrative center.

• RamakrishnaRelated: The city’s religious and intellectual circles brought Ramakrishna into contact with reformers and disciples.

• Farakka BarrageRelated: The barrage was built upstream partly to improve the river route serving the city.

• New TheatresRelated: The city supplied New Theatres with its base, talent, and Bengali-speaking audience.

• Alka YagnikRelated: Yagnik was born in Kolkata before pursuing work in Mumbai's film industry.

• Radhanath SikdarRelated: Sikdar spent much of his professional life working in the city’s survey offices.

• AgartalaRelated: It is a major Indian urban center connected to Agartala by air and rail.

• MaheshtalaRelated: Maheshtala lies on Kolkata’s southwestern outskirts and forms part of its wider urban region.

• Paramahansa YoganandaRelated: Yogananda grew up in Bengal and encountered spiritual teachers amid its religious culture.

• Rajpur SonarpurRelated: The municipality lies within Kolkata’s metropolitan orbit, south of the central city.