List of gentlemen's clubs in India
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Gentlemen's clubs in India were many brought by the British, however there are some made after the independence of India mainly as a legacy of the empire. They were mostly built in urban cities, like Kolkata (previously spelt Calcutta) and Mumbai, where industrial workers went to rest after long hours of work.
Clubs
List of Gentlemen's club in India:
| Name | Est. | Location | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Banerjee Memorial Club | 1914 | Trichur | |
| Bangalore Club | 1868 | Bangalore | |
| Bankipore Club | 1865 | Patna | |
| Bowring Institute | 1868 | Bangalore | |
| Bengal Club | 1827 | Calcutta | |
| Bombay Gymkhana | 1875 | Bombay | |
| Byculla Club | 1833 | Bombay | |
| Calcutta Club | 1907 | Calcutta | |
| Calcutta Rowing Club | 1858 | Calcutta | |
| Catholic Club | 1948 | Bangalore | |
| Deccan Gymkhana Club | 1906 | Pune | |
| Dehradun Club | 1878 | Dehradun | |
| Delhi Gymkhana | 1913 | New Delhi | |
| Jiwaji Club | 1898 | Gwalior | |
| Madras Club | 1832 | Madras | |
| Madras Gymkhana Club | 1884 | Madras | [1] |
| New Patna Club | 1918 | Patna | |
| Nizam Club | 1884 | Hyderabad | |
| PYC Hindu Gymkhana | 1900 | Pune | |
| Royal Bombay Yacht Club | 1846 | Bombay | |
| Royal Calcutta Golf Club | 1829 | Calcutta | |
| Secunderabad Club | 1878 | Secunderabad | |
| Tollygunge Club | 1895 | Calcutta | |
| Trichinopoly Club | 1868 | Trichy | |
| Veera Kerala Gymkhana | 1924 | Thiruvananthapuram | [2] |
| Willingdon Sports Club | 1933 | Bombay | |
| Yeshwant Club | 1934 | Indore |
See also
References
- ^ "Book records Gymkhana Club’s glorious years". The Hindu. 6 September 2009. Retrieved 24 June 2019.
- ^ V. N., Aswin (1 February 2017). "Working out since 1924". The Hindu. Retrieved 24 June 2019.