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The trend of contemporary Bengali theatre since the 1900s has been persisting with its distinct aura.

The year was 1905. The partition of Bengal had engulfed the states in an unprecedented political turbulence, ushering in an era of intellectual...

"It is always right to detect a fraud and to perceive a folly, but it is very often wrong to expose either. A man of business should always have his...

Web series with innovative ideas give us what we have never seen before. In less than a decade, the online video industry has moved from a...

On the lesser known genres in Punjabi music that have catered to music lovers, with their meaningful lyrics and melodious tunes, over the years

Sharad Dutt writes how Birendra Nath Sircar, grandson of Piyari Charan Sircar the renowned educationist, was immortalised by his immense body of...

A patola sari is a lifetime investment that endures for over 100 years! Besides the unique feature of the double ikat weave, the finished cloth is...

Last month, my mother, who is 92, fell in the bathroom and broke her pelvic bone. I live in the rural town of Phaltan in western Maharashtra and to...

How accordion player Shanoli Sen, learnt to play the ‘masculine instrument’ and is currently teaching about 350 students

why the student-teacher relationship is becoming bitter over the years citing some recent incidents, and the factors leading to the connection devoid...

Sharad Dutt writes an account on the life of Kundan Lal Saigal, and how his legendary voice back from the 1930s still captures many hearts,...

"Balam pichkari, jo tune mujhe mari, to seedhee sadhee chhori sharabi ho gyi..." "Rang barse bheege chunar wali rang barse..."