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The city's synagogues, appreciated for their architecture, tell the story of the Jewish community's rise and decline
By Jael Silliman -
The Mughals may have been invaders in India initially, but they were invaders who came home
By Debobroto Das -
Targetted destruction of antiquities and, by association, of cultural capital is a global reality
By Anasuya Basu -
When engineers chanced upon a vault in Calcutta's St Paul’s Cathedral, they also unearthed a singular story of a singular man
By Moumita Chaudhuri -
Though “Ganjing” is no longer what it was, the syncretic culture of the avenue remains, as does the 'tehzeeb'
By Alpana Chowdhury -
There are several lesser-known harvest festivals celebrated by various tribes, regions and cultures across the country. Sahapedia takes a look at some of them
By Manan Kapoor -
Sanatan Siddhashram is a gurukul to share knowledge about the baul tradition with those interested
By Moumita Chaudhuri -
For the longest time possible, Calcutta was not part of the heritage conversation. So what has changed?
By Upala Sen
