Meet the Pakistani director, who used a Rabindrasangeet in her TV serial
Kolkata: About a week back, Bengalis on social media were pleasantly surprised by the emergence of a video clip where […]
Let There Be Light
Raipur’s pioneering transgender police constables
Raipur: When Naina was a teenager, she became confused about whether to stand in the boys’ or the girls’ queue
Around the country on a bike
For some, life begins after retirement. There is even a desire to live life dangerously by throwing oneself out of
Durga to be worshipped as a migrant worker in many pujas in Bengal
Kolkata: In West Bengal, it’s been a tradition for puja pandals in and around Kolkata to always resonate the present
Supreme Court directs Centre and State Govt to help sex workers, WB Govt allows them to have ration cards
Kolkata: Responding to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by Kolkata-based Durbar Mahila Samanwaya Committee (DMSC) the Supreme Court finally
Muted in grandeur, Pujas won’t give themes a miss
Kolkata: At a time when all the festivals and celebrations are going through uncertain times due to the Covid-19 pandemic,
This Ganesh Chaturthi Serve Humanity
Kolkata: Kolkata’s Disc Jockey (DJ), Akash Rohira conducted a fundraiser during lockdown, orgaznised langars and community kitchen with Kolkata Police,
The Second Innings: Giving Love a Second Chance
Kolkata: The Second Innings – an online adaptation of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Neil Simon’s Chapter Two recently presented by Theatrecian, acknowledged as one of Kolkata’s most productive and creative English-language
Dr Munkir Hossain: The unacknowledged Good Samaritan and ‘Sufi Scientist’ of rural India
Kolkata: If you were to cross him on your way to Birbhum, famous for its terracotta work, you probably wouldn’t
Giridih does it again, gives second Diana Award winner from India
Giridih/Ranchi: For the second year in a row Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi Children’s Foundation has won the coveted The Diana