In the presence of Dr. Andrew Fleming, British Deputy High Commissioner of East & Northeast India, the eagerly anticipated P&C–KSCH Calendar 2026, which honors Kolkata‘s famous landmarks and rich cultural legacy, was formally unveiled in Kolkata. It emphasized the value of cultural heritage preservation.

Mr. Sourav Mukherjee, Founder of the Kolkata Society for Cultural Heritage, and Ms. Bilkes Perveen, Entrepreneur and Face of Calendar 2026, also graced the event.

More than just an iconic calendar, the P&C–KSCH Calendar 2026 is a carefully chosen work of art that honors Kolkata’s famous sites with eye-catching imagery, careful composition, and cutting-edge design. Every month, the city’s architectural magnificence and lively cultural life are combined to create a visual narrative that is both a visual feast and a celebration of Kolkata’s history.

This physical, printed calendar stands out as a tactile and sensory experience at a time when digital calendars and virtual visuals are the norm. A luxury that is frequently lacking in the fast-paced digital world, its exquisite design and superior images encourage visitors to take their time, enjoy the city’s beauty, and interact with heritage in a contemplative and personal manner. Additionally, the P&C–KSCH Calendar 2026 is intended to be a collector’s item. For lovers of art, architecture, and Kolkata’s history, limited edition prints, meticulous landmark curation, and cooperation with cultural guardians like KSCH make it a treasured memento.

Dr. Andrew Fleming, British Deputy High Commissioner of East & Northeast India, said, “It was a delight to witness the P&C–KSCH Calendar 2026 launch. Initiatives like this, which link the city to the outside world, celebrate Kolkata’s past in addition to preserving it through its monuments”.

For an evening that honored Kolkata’s architectural magnificence and ageless appeal, the event brought together art, culture, and fashion.

Priyanka Dutta