MH Haider

A 'katra' is essentially a caravanserai — a traveller's inn of sorts. It was established around the mid-17th century.

Yet another less told story surrounds the name itself.

But did you know that he was a man of literature as well?

Chandni was one of the favourites of the iconic Mughal subahdar in Dhaka, Nawab Islam Khan

The road is actually named after a man named Inglis (or Ingles)

The site was acquired in the 1830s by Khwaja Alimullah, father of Abdul Ghani, from the French. There was a French factory or trading centre on the site.

Surrounded by buildings, the roundish tank is a breather, a recluse to the locals and visitors looking for serenity and recreation. To illustrate, one can go angling there in exchange of a fee. 

Founded in circa 1680, historians call it the mosque of Khwaja Ambar, stating that Ambar was the "head eunuch" of subahdar Nawab Shaista Khan.