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Bengal has always been a home for harmony

The Chhat revellers made Chand Paul Ghat a colourful soiree that they do almost every year. But not known to

This is a story that dates back to 1959. The date was July 17. A Dakota aircraft was flying mid-air

While on a walking tour in the central business district of Kolkata, locally known as Dalhousie, one cannot miss the colonial

Every Spring, the city of romance and poetry, Kolkata, bursts open in a riot of colors. Colors of Shimul, Palash and Gulmohar,

Is Tollygunge just a bustling neighbourhood? Well, even if it is one today, there was a time when it was

Calcutta had seen a huge influx of British entrepreneurs, like trade agents engaged in commercial transactions, traders, shopkeepers, and labourers

The first page of Suhasini’s Gitanjali Prison Diary (left),The place where Suhasini was interned as a Prisoner of war (right) Rabindranath

Jorasanko Thakurbari had laid the path for several events and ideologies that were part of Bengal Renaissance. Surprisingly, there is

Professor Benoy Kumar Sarkar is a forgotten name today and very few of us remember this versatile and prolific author,