Tuesday, 14 January 2025
Tuesday, 14 January 2025
Namit Das is delving into the Murakami world — are you?
Are you ready to catch The Three Seas performing live in Kolkata?
Relish heartwarming flavours at Novotel Kolkata’s winter brunch
Experience the magic of ‘nolen gur’ at Five and Dime’s ongoing cocktail festival
This Flower Day, smell like fresh blooms with Fonzie Folksy perfumes
THE THIN EGDE || An aural horror called building renovation
RUCHIR JOSHI
Another factor that can be attributed to low female enrolment in privately-managed schools is the unavailability of such schools in the vicinity. The ‘proximity factor’ is vital
SABIR AHAMED, SNEHA BHASIN
A history of ordinariness in contemporary times must, therefore, reckon with a landscape where the lines between decent simplicity and quotidian evil are blurred
JAYANTA SENGUPTA
For India, this public engagement marks a shift from years of hostility starting in the 1990s when New Delhi had shut down its Kabul embassy after the Taliban first came to power
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
The imminent Delhi assembly elections have also seen bad blood between the Aam Aadmi Party and the Congress: both parties are fighting for the slice of the same electoral pie
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
Produced by SVF, the adaptation of ‘Ek Ruka Hua Faisla’ releases in theatres on January 23
