The Telegraph - Calcutta : Metro

| Sunday, October 14, 2007 |

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A guide for the pandal-hopper in a city desperately short of public toilets

With the Pujas here, plans are afoot. The best ones — for the “whole-night”, or an early morning north Calcutta tour, or a foray int... | Read..

The Pujas are only a few days away and the police are in an overdrive. This is an annual ritual and bus passengers are not su... | Read..

For any Bengali magazine worth its name, the Puja sonkhya, the autumn issue, is crucial. So for Sandesh, the ch... | Read..

We are moving to Calcutta,” declared my husband. Not that I am a weak woman, but this blow had me reeling. It took months for... | Read..

Gone are the days when the Pujas started on Saptami and ended on Dashami. Now the Puja is bigger, better and longer — formal ... | Read..

Gangtok or “hill top”, spread over a ridge at 6,500 ft above sea level, is the capital city of th ... | Read..

The most distinctive feature of Kaliyug is the traffic problem, philosopher Arindam Chakrabarti believes. The eminent scholar... | Read..

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October 14, 2007

When a Durga idol is installed in a hotel, is it art or religious icon? The Durga puja is redefining ...Read..