Time for the business community to gear up as the two-day annual Bengal Global Business Summit (BGBS) comes knocking on the door. Scheduled to be hosted between November 21 and 22, 2023, in Kolkata the flagship investors’ summit of Government of West Bengal is now in its
The Ajambari Tales: Luxury Candle Making Project by Tagore Appreciation Society (TAS), Siliguri The fragrance of scented candles stimulates our limbic system, the part of the brain that is home to our memory and emotions. Hormones like serotonin and dopamine can be produced to help regulate
The state government plans to open 'Banglar Saree' stores before pujas Sarees have a very special place in any Indian woman’s heart. No matter what they wear in their daily lives, for special occasions, they always love to try gorgeous and elegant sarees. Even most men
Sadhan C Dutt, a pioneer in Indian entrepreneurshi Sadhan C Dutt, the legendary name in the world of industry, was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth. And that is what made the journey of his life an interesting one. He was a genius,
There was a time when Margo brand was a leader in the FMCG (Fast-moving consumer goods) segment in India. Margo neem soap was believed to moisturize dry skin, relieve itching and redness in irritated skin and cure skin problems caused due to fungus, parasite or
The state of West Bengal is rich in culture and tradition. From the renowned poet, Rabindranath Tagore to the famous folk music, Baul to its natural diversities of flora and fauna, it all blends together to constitute the roots of the unique culture of West Bengal. A
S‘hurobhito antiseptic cream Boroline…’ the jingle that we grew up with, radio sets setting to tune Bengal’s very own antiseptic cream in the face of multi-national invasion. And that’s how Boroline entered each and every Bengali home to solve any skin problems, from cuts, swellings, burns
It was the late eighteenth century. After the Battle of Plassey, Bengal went through big political changes. Gradually, that change was starting to be apparent in literature, culture and the society of Bengal. Holding the hands of Charles Wilkins, the first Bengali alphabets were being printed
Bengalis and their love for mangoes are an eternal love story. Summers in Bengal are intolerable; with rising temperatures and the increase in heat waves, it has become almost impossible to survive. The Bengalis may sweat uncontrollably, shower two to three times a day, and
Come summer and people in the Indian subcontinent go crazy about mangoes. The world loves the beautiful ripe, sweet succulent, and delectable ‘King of fruits,’ but when it comes to Bengalis, they go banana over ‘Aam.’ Mango in every form, raw or ripe, pickled or