Kolkata woke up to an unexpected jolt on the morning of November 21, 2025, as a 5.7‑magnitude earthquake in Bangladesh sent ripples across the city. For a few tense seconds, fans swayed, furniture trembled, and people stepped outside, hearts racing, wondering what had just happened.
Many residents shared their experiences online, describing the sudden shake that lasted only moments. Residents say that it was quick but alarming.
Seismologists confirmed the quake’s epicenter was near Narsingdi, Bangladesh, and tremors were felt across parts of eastern India. Despite the sudden scare, no injuries or significant damage have been reported.
Authorities are keeping a close watch, reassuring citizens that everything appears under control. For Kolkata, it was a brief yet unforgettable reminder of nature’s unpredictability, a few seconds that brought the city to a shared pause before returning to its usual rhythm.
Seismologists confirmed that the quake’s epicenter was near Narsingdi, Bangladesh, and tremors were felt across parts of eastern India. Authorities are monitoring the situation, but the early signs are reassuring.
For Kolkata residents, it was a brief but vivid reminder of nature’s unpredictability, a few seconds that brought the city to a collective pause before life went back to normal.
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