Debamita Ghosh Sarkar

Food should nourish the body as much as it pleases the soul

In Bengal’s spiritual tradition lies a story that has been told and retold for generations—the story of the Ray family of Balagarh,

Bengal’s spiritual history has always been marked by a powerful feminine current—a culture where the Divine Mother is both feared

Faith doesn't simply exist in temples in Bengal; it also moves through forests, rivers, and red earth. The divine feminine is not an

Howrah is located in South Bengal's Gangetic delta, which is made up of low-lying alluvial plains. The word "howrah" comes

The Great Knot (Calidris tenuirostris), a rare and globally endangered migratory bird, was recently sighted on the sea beach of Digha,

It is that season of the year when we eagerly wait for the gifts from our loved ones. There was a

Ican still clearly recall how excited we were to finish the half-yearly exams. We were still buried in books, but

It is often believed that when we dance or sing in front of God, our devotion directly connects to them.

Bengali 'mishti' makers share their magic with Jaipur’s sweetshops for decades