It is often believed that when we dance or sing in front of God, our devotion directly connects to them. And dhunuchi nach is such an offering to Goddess Durga. It is a spiritual dance form and one of those timeless traditions that captures the spirit of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSZeXokIDV4 The leaders of pre-independent India showed how secular politics should be practiced. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose replaced ‘Vande Mataram’ to avoid religious biases, keeping harmony and strengthening the spirit of unity among all Indians. During pre-independence, Indians used to sing “Vande Mataram” for protests and political assemblies. Since the song
Devi Durga is not only a goddess, she encapsulates strength, compassion, and protection. She has existed in countless forms in the ages. She can appear fierce while taking the form of Maa Kali, or appear gentle while taking the form of Maa Chandi. She comes
In this rapidly changing world convenience foods and packaged snacks make up the majority of the meals we make, once and again we forget the simplicity of nurturing our bodies and minds. Healthy eating is not a habit or a diet; it is a lifestyle
For a long time, Questions have been raised why Bengali is not more widely used in Kolkata’s offices, shops, advertisements, and high-rises. Questions have been asked again and again, even sparking movements. Kolkata Municipal Commissioner Dhaval Jain has issued a directive that Bengali must be
In this rapidly changing world convenience foods and packaged snacks make up the majority of the meals we make, once and again we forget the simplicity of nurturing our bodies and minds. Healthy eating is not a habit or a diet; it is a lifestyle
In the year of 2020, Bengal received a news that Roger Penrose had won the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on black holes. The world praised him.But very few know that his theory stood on the work of a Bengali scientist—Amal Raychaudhuri. Amal Raychaudhuri
Experience Lamahatta, the mountain streams, eco-parks, and boutique hospitality create an unforgettable Himalayan retreat
Bengali 'mishti' makers share their magic with Jaipur’s sweetshops for decades
If you ever find yourself on the other side of the Hooghly River, away from the incessant honks and commotion of Kolkata, you will find Shibpur, where a whole new world waits quietly for you - The Indian Botanical Garden. Spanning almost 270 acres, it is almost more