Whitefield Diaries - Those were the days

[@parkst.frankfranklin3986]

My father and mother left London and lived in Kharagpur till they died. My mother was from County Kerry Ireland, and she met my father in London in 1950. I am their son, and now have been living in liveing in India for 15 years.

[@TheCocobana]

My Aunt made this her last stop in India where she lived with her five dogs... before leaving for Paradise... Go further to Kolar Gold Fields and my Great Grandfather lived with his ten children... so remote in those days he learned how to mend and make shoes for the family... I have been away from India for over fift years but I miss it .. and remember the times as it was yesterday....

[@JaagaMedia]

Places hold our memories...and at some point memories become the places we visit... Thanks for sharing that memory with us.

[@geetharoy4810]

I remember this aunty with her dogs and she always travels by cycle. My home was near to her house. We use to go for the Whitefield bus stop passing through her house. She was staying in borewell road..... She was so cute and energetic lady.... Her house surroundings was full of greenary and awesome..... Love this aunty...... Thanks for such a beautiful memories.......

[@santalong5346]

Still have beautiful childhood memories of Whitefield. Can anyone remember Thomas Roe and Gladys Roe of Strathalbyn Farm

[@JaagaMedia]

I wonder how those memories and the Whitefield today compare...thanks for piping in S.

[@jackieanil8449]

My native is white field

[@parkst.frankfranklin3986]

I stayed in Whitefield in the 90's. It was very nice. I wonder what it is like now. I was near the Police Station.

[@jamesthompson3881]

Dad was born in Belgum,India. My grand dad was an army doctor

[@virekjazz5086]

Hii James..

[@Fastrace101]

Hi my name is Peter James & my father name is James Peter We are staying in whitefield for 10 years I am interested to to go through thee history of whitefield ❤💟

[@VickysStories]

If there is any interesting place in Whitefield which reminds of those good old days, please let me know. I will be making a video.

[@noelleslie6665]

I can relate to this reality so much though I'm younger😍

[@smookerji]

Very very very strange 03:42 - the black and white photo with the bus, has 44 number written on it. This is still a route from Howrah to Baguihati (Calcutta) along with a tram which is behind the bus. Bangalore - Karnataka had never witnessed a Tram in 100 years. Only Calcutta West Bengal.

[@miekeheikoop3373]

Sharp observation. The makers of the film didn't really care much about distorting facts.

[@worldpeace5853]

When careless documentary gets made for the sake of making!

[@aniruddha.m1220]

Where are they now

[@வில்லன்-ய4ம]

Super 👍

[@lukesaldanha9060]

lovely well done!

[@JaagaMedia]

Thanks Luke :)

[@lukesaldanha9060]

were there not some Armenians too ?? i had a friend ! Forgotten his name !

[@pmajudge]

AH ! EXCELLENT DOCUMENTARY INDEED !! YES, IT WAS THE GOOD OLD DAYS THEY HAVE ALL GONE FOR GOOD !!! AS NEW ARRIVALS DESCEND !!!! THATS HOW IT GOES GLOBALLY.

[@JaagaMedia]

Thanks PMA. Here's hoping we can all make the good old days come back in new ways.

[@pmajudge]

@@JaagaMedia Ah! Many Thanks for Your Kind Comment. I am an Anglo-Indian from - PUNE ( formerly Poona). I attended the Local School St. Josephs Primary School in Khadaki ( formerly Kirkee). Then My Parents moved me to The Convent of Jesus & Mary in Pune. Later The School Moved some Children to the Branch in Peshan. My Parents & Myself Left India 1962.( aged 13). From U.K.

[@philipchristopher7010]

Mr. White went & Mr. Black is come

[@arnabbhattacharya1737]

Good riddance

[@lyndawilliams4570]

Lionel looks Indian and Christa Moss sounds Indian

[@bodymindandsoul2023]

Now Whitefield is full of North Indians, Andra, bhihar,

[@KironManuelCards]

A kind of holocaust in India