Nandigram, India
India
Nandigram, India links to 735 places across 8 topics through 29 Bunkabop connections, with government as the dominant theme. Literature, education and nature follow. Many government ties involve the Communist Party of India (Marxist). One notes that Governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi had disagreements with the state over violence in Nandigram and Singur. Another describes a protest on 11 November 2007 in Kolkata, where actors, artists and writers of West Bengal demonstrated against that violence. Co-connected places include Kolkata, Singur and Delhi.
Sushil Kumar Dhara
Connects Nandigram, India to: Purba Medinipur district | Tamluk, India
Satish Chandra Samanta
Connects Nandigram, India to: Purba Medinipur district | Mahishadal, India
Sitananda College
Connects Nandigram, India to: Nandigram I | Haldia subdivision
Haldi River
Connects Nandigram, India to: Purba Medinipur district | Nandigram I | Khejuri II
Nandigram I
Connects Nandigram, India to: Purba Medinipur district | Khejuri II | Khejuri I
Nandigram II
Connects Nandigram, India to: Purba Medinipur district | Bhagabanpur II | Khejuri I
M. K. Narayanan
Connects Nandigram, India to: India | Mumbai, India | Palakkad, India | Ottapalam, India
Nandan (Kolkata)
Connects Nandigram, India to: India | Kolkata, India | Jadavpur | Cossipore
Mandavi
Connects Nandigram, India to: India | Ayodhya, India | Mandvi, India | Medak, India | Patharia, India
Omar Ali (poet)
Connects Nandigram, India to: Bangladesh | Dhaka, Bangladesh | Rajshahi, Bangladesh | Pabna, Bangladesh | Shesh
Ramayan (1987 TV series)
Connects Nandigram, India to: India | Delhi, India | Punjab, Pakistan | Ayodhya, India | Barç
Jagatsinghpur district
Connects Nandigram, India to: India | Cuttack district | Hajipur, India | Garh, India | Jagatsinghpur district