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Cossipore Burning Ghat

Another major Hindu crematorium along the Hooghly River after Nimtala Ghat.

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Cossipore Burning Ghat
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Why go

It is where Sri Ramakrishna was cremated in 1886, and his remains are kept at "Sri Ramkrishna Paramhanshadev Samadhiprangan", literally the "burial ground of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa".

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