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In Ganga: An Endless Journey, Chanchal Kumar Ghosh writes about the life of the holy river and how she has helped civilisations survive throughout...

In India: Still A Shackled Giant, economist Dev Kar points out the truth behind the noise of popular media and jingoism of leaders – meticulously...

Climate change is real and India’s vulnerability is all too evident. In discussion with Radhika Dutt, Dr Madhavan Nair Rajeevan, Secretary, Ministry...

The 1960s was not the last time goods of political provenance became money-spinners in the USA. Some 10–15 years ago, the Bedouin keffiyeh was a...

Drawing upon the life experiences of Guru Nanak, A Gift of Grace enunciates the spiritual foundation of the guru’s world view and his conception of...

Being the first capital of British India, the colonialists tried to modify Calcutta to their liking – leaving remnants for centuries that tell a tale...

Drawing upon palpable real-life experiences of our country’s people, Bridgital Nation suggests methods of coalescing big data, Artificial Intelligence...

By constructing a string of state-funded fully-equipped super-speciality hospitals, West Bengal is marking a paradigm shift in the imagination and...

Scheduled tomorrow, Haryana is expected to witness hectic electoral battles from all national and regional parties to elect a new Legislative Assembly...

In Delhi Heritage: Top 10 Baolis, young heritage enthusiast and photographer Vikramjit Singh Rooprai, journeys through the capital's many stepwells to...

While Bihar is not unfamiliar with floods, the debacle in its capital Patna, this time, has stunned the world – in the 21st century, though we dream...

In Nirannya: The Starved, Aditya Sen attempts to capture the contemporary life and events of Bengal in the context of pan-India scenario exploring...