Some interesting tidbits. Driving in Calcutta is one the left side of he road. The drivers make up their own rules are they go. There are no lanes, no traffic signals to speak of. We were warned not to drive.
Public transportation is interesting.
It's very old and used by the local people. It's a very beautiful country, rich in history and culture. Today we had to wake up at 4 a.m. so we could catch an early train to Shaniniketan, a small town outside of Calcutta. We had breakfast at the home of Ranajit, a Rotarian from Calcutta. After breakfast, we went to our rooms and rested before going to a museum in memory of the great Indian poet, Tagore.