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Bengal was a holy grail for European powers in the 17th and 18th century. The Danes established the town of Serampore on Hugli river and the town...

Calcutta absolutely adores its food. When Starbucks entered the city, there was a massive buzz around it. Almost all people who love their platters...

The impact of British Raj is evident in every facet of life in Calcutta. During winters last year, just before the COVID stuck us all, my England born...

Parsis, and vegetarians... impossible!," laughed a Parsi friend of my mother when asked about the Parsi food at her dinner. My father, an ex-IFS...

Whenever we think of South Indian food, Idli and Dosa come to mind. The more enlightened think of Upma, Pongal et al. Ask any South Indian friend and...

Other than the Durga Puja holidays, if there is one festival that brings gleam in the eyes of my spouse, it's the Jamai Shashti. He starts reminding...

Bengal and Punjab have a long shared history and intertwined destiny. One small thread of this beautiful bond has not been spoken about much - the...

Pune: In order to drive rich tech enablement in the coaching industry, and help quality coaching education reach an unprecedented number of students,...

19th Feb 2021, New Delhi: Korean Cultural Centre India had under their stay strong challenge had organized an online contest 'Know your Kimchi' which...

The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) under Ministry of Commerce & Industry (MoCI), Govt. of India (GoI) in...

A path breaking musician, creator of his own style or "bani", prolific composer, great teacher - Lalgudi G Jayaraman was the stuff legends are made...

With home isolation for mild and asymptomatic COVID-19 patients becoming the new norm, healthcare providers are innovating with special packages that...