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The Ochterlony Monument, which is now officially called the Martyrs Monument stands in the centre of Calcutta. This 48-metre-high column towers over the northern end of the square. It was erected In 1828 and named after Sir David Ochterlony, credited with winning the Nepal War, fought between 1814 and 1816. This column is a curious mixture of Turkish, Egyptian and Syrian architectural elements. There's a fine view from the top of the column, but permission to ascend must be obtained from the Deputy Commissioner of Police. It's only open Monday to Friday and you should simply ask for a “Monument Pass” at the Assistant Commissioner's office.