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The case of the vanishing Armenians

Hindustan Times | BySaudamini Jain
Sep 20, 2014 06:56 PM IST

There are fewer than 100 Indian Armenians in Kolkata. They were once a prosperous community but their numbers have dwindled dradtically in half a century. Brunch brings you potraits from the past and the present.

Less than 100 Indian Armenians live in Kolkata. And unless you go looking, you will not find them.

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Mackertich Sarkies Adams, 85, and his wife Elizabeth, 77, live at The Sir Catchick Paul Chater Home for the Elderly.
Mackertich Sarkies Adams, 85, and his wife Elizabeth, 77, live at The Sir Catchick Paul Chater Home for the Elderly.
Apart from its name, the Armenian Street in Burrabazaar – famous for its dyes – bears no traces of the community today
Apart from its name, the Armenian Street in Burrabazaar – famous for its dyes – bears no traces of the community today
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