Kishore Bharati Krirangan

The complex sits between a large lake and the Eastern Metropolitan Bypass. Kishore Bharati Krirangan is the largest stadium in Kolkata and the only one of its scale in South Kolkata. The venue reopened on February 7, 2021. Mohammedan Sporting Club plays its non-derby Indian Super League matches here, and the ground has hosted the Durand Cup and the IFA Shield. A 2018 plan for upgrading the stadium to international standards estimated gallery renovation costs at Rs 3 crore. The venue is part of a 13-acre complex that includes practice grounds and a swimming pool. The name change to Kishore Bharati Krirangan was carried out by the Government of West Bengal to honor the legendary Bengali singer and actor Kishore Kumar. The stadium was formerly known as Jadavpur Stadium and is also commonly referred to as Santoshpur Stadium. In 2022, during a Durand Cup match between Mohammedan SC and Bengaluru FC, fan disturbances occurred after a late equalizer, with reports of bottles being thrown and damage to chairs. Inter Kashi FC joined the list of tenants for the 2025–26 season. The ground features a natural grass playing surface. The official capacity of the venue is 12,000. The exact date of the stadium's original construction is not definitively documented in available records.