The author shares the of an old encounter with the celebrated writer years ago in the City of Joy
‘Young people in Kolkata have an avid interest in classical music programmes’
There is no world to conquer, you will die one day, if you know how to manage this, you will live wonderfully well, says the man
Director Roland Joffe made a film on the novel that was based on the hardships of a rickshaw-puller in Kolkata
The author whose first writing was published when he was eight-years-old, looks at the characters and situations from a different perspectiv
The ever-smiling, witty, fun and highly social person who literally embraced the city as his home embarks on a new journey
The musician’s new album helps shut out the frazzled world outside to celebrate love, life and all that lies in between
The author author invents the most complex plots in the mythology-fiction-thriller genre and backs it up with strong science
My Kolkata looks at how the past seven days transpired in a parallel universe, tongue permanently in cheek
‘Actually, I have never enjoyed it more. I feel we are doing our best work... It’s just great validation’
We are ‘Lucky’ to have seen her ups and downs, writes comedian Vikram Poddar on the pop superstar’s 41st birthday
Soumitra Bhattacharya, 68, shares his most memorable FIFA World Cup memories ahead of his visit to Qatar
The Telegraph chats with Aishwarya Biswas, Ushoshi Sengupta, Tina Mukherjee, Upahar Biswas and Pauline Laravoire — on the initiative, being
The presidents of Rugby India and Asia Rugby tell My Kolkata how the sport can grow
Her joie de vivre is infectious as she wows Oprah, promotes Indian art and aims at upping the happiness of the children of a lesser god
‘This is the law of the universe. Sometimes energies just connect from across the planet, but yet culminate into something really wonderful’
From events to weddings, from freelance to resident, the Dj always believes in offering an experience rather than 'coming, playing and leavi
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Of Calcutta in the 1970s with its unions, strikes and volatility
Excerpts from the two's philosophies, masala omelette and more