The Telegraph - Calcutta : Metro

| Sunday, April 29, 2007 |

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Satyajit Ray moved from house to house in the city. Metro visits a few of the addresses before his 86th birth anniversary ... | Read..

There are houses we live in now, and there are remembered houses. The entire story of Ray’s Shonar Kella is a child’s ... | Read..

Upcoming malls have made familiar landmarks of Chittaranjan Avenue totally unrecognisable. ... | Read..

Why is little heard of stained glass artists at a time when internationally the price of art work is going through the roof?... | Read..

A somewhat lesser known destination in the tourist map of India is Kurseong. Travellers to the perennial favourite Darjeelin... | Read..

Three thousand metric tonnes or 3,000,000 kilograms... | Read..

Calcutta is a city of contrasts. The stretch between a dazzling Forum... | Read..

Hello It's Sunday,
April 29, 2007

Martin Waelde, the outgoing director of Max Mueller Bhavan, thinks ‘City of Joy’ is a romantic Weste ...Read..

Sudhir Kakar is a people’s author. At a reading at the Oxford Bookstore of his latest book The Indians: Portrait of a ... | Read..