Maharaja Manindra College

Maharaja Manindra College is an educational institution operating as a college in India. It provides higher education instruction to students seeking undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications. The college offers academic programs across various disciplines, awarding degrees upon completion. Its primary market consists of learners from the surrounding region who enroll for classroom-based study. As a college, it contributes to the dissemination of knowledge and skill development within the community.

The college is headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal, India. Its physical campus serves as the main site for instructional activities and administrative functions. Being situated in Kolkata places it within a metropolitan area known for numerous educational establishments. The institution serves a student population drawn largely from the city and adjoining districts. Its operational scope is limited to the delivery of formal education services within the national higher education framework.

In October 2015, the college's website was compromised in a coordinated defacement attack targeting several Kolkata colleges. The hack was claimed by a Pakistani hacker group identifying itself as Virushacker. The defaced site displayed black flags, images of a burning Indian flag, and anti-India slogans such as "Shiv Sena Murdabad" and "Pakistan Zindabad". Following the incident, the Cyber Police Station at Lalbazar initiated efforts to restore the website and investigate the breach. At the time of reporting, no formal complaints had been filed by the affected institutions, including Maharaja Manindra College.