Kolkata People - My Kolkata

Published 17.08.22, 02:23 AM

How Rushdie, a warrior for freedom of expression, is paying the price for truth-telling

By Julie Banerjee Mehta
Published 16.08.22, 07:26 PM

Delhi for fine dining, Bombay for casual dining and Kolkata for street food: Vir Sanghvi

By Karo Christine Kumar
Published 16.08.22, 11:53 AM

The story behind two Parsi New Years: Prochy N. Mehta

By Prochy N. Mehta
Published 16.08.22, 01:00 AM

Hit songs with hidden musical contributions

By Mathures Paul
Published 15.08.22, 03:33 PM

‘Remember, I am your mother here’ — A portrait of Emilie Schenkl as a family person

By Roma Ray
Published 15.08.22, 02:01 PM

I shook hands with Nehru and Mountbatten on August 15, 1947: Chittatosh Mookerjee

By Jayanta Basu
Published 15.08.22, 01:09 PM

August 15, 1947, as nonagenarians remember it

By Ramona Sen
Published 14.08.22, 06:28 PM

Rhythms of Rahman: Exemplifying the aspirations and characteristics of next-gen India

By Ananda Sankar Bandyopadhyay
Published 14.08.22, 05:40 PM

‘Subhas the family man’ in the words of his grand niece

By Piali Ray
Published 13.08.22, 09:50 PM

Salman Rushdie: Books no attack can kill

By Malavika Banerjee
Published 13.08.22, 07:56 PM

The week that should have been

By Priyam Marik
Published 13.08.22, 07:13 PM

What Salman Rushdie’s stabbing says about us

By Mudar Patherya
Published 13.08.22, 06:37 PM

Anand Tailoring: the man who hosted probably the last great adda in central Kolkata

By Mudar Patherya
Published 12.08.22, 11:35 AM

Meet Neil Law, a social entrepreneur who has moved from tee and tea to bike and blend

By Priyam Marik
Published 11.08.22, 07:06 PM

The Dakuas of Sutahata: Partners in revolt

By Soumya Basu

Hyatt Regency Kolkata hits the 20-year mark

Amrita Sher-Gil never set out to please society: Anita Vachharajani

‘Songs of the River’: Shantanu Moitra’s takeaways from a life-changing journey

Trend of transnational education is here to stay and grow: Abhinav Mital of The WorldGrad

Sid Arora talks about his new song and his K-pop experience

How Rushdie, a warrior for freedom of expression, is paying the price for truth-telling

Delhi for fine dining, Bombay for casual dining and Kolkata for street food: Vir Sanghvi

The story behind two Parsi New Years: Prochy N. Mehta

Hit songs with hidden musical contributions

‘Remember, I am your mother here’ — A portrait of Emilie Schenkl as a family person

I shook hands with Nehru and Mountbatten on August 15, 1947: Chittatosh Mookerjee

August 15, 1947, as nonagenarians remember it

Rhythms of Rahman: Exemplifying the aspirations and characteristics of next-gen India

‘Subhas the family man’ in the words of his grand niece

Salman Rushdie: Books no attack can kill

The week that should have been

What Salman Rushdie’s stabbing says about us

Anand Tailoring: the man who hosted probably the last great adda in central Kolkata

Meet Neil Law, a social entrepreneur who has moved from tee and tea to bike and blend

The Dakuas of Sutahata: Partners in revolt