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Published 14.11.23, 05:04 PM

I haven’t seen such a well-balanced Indian side in a long time: broadcaster Ashis Ray

By Debrup Chaudhuri
Published 14.11.23, 04:36 PM

All hail the ‘Mangal-Murti’ charm: Setting the stage for Nandini Nayar’s new picture book

By My Kolkata Web Desk
Published 01.11.23, 02:54 PM

How Gavaskar went to ‘sleep at the wicket’, the ‘original IPL’ in 1898 & more

By Joy Bhattacharjya, Abhishek Mukherjee
Published 27.10.23, 01:04 PM

The 1983 World Cup was Indian cricket’s biggest turning point; but not because India won

By Priyam Marik
Published 23.10.23, 11:01 AM

Done reading majority of the recommendable books, now try these ones if you haven't

By Shreya Chattopadhyay
Published 01.10.23, 01:24 PM

Power became the ideology of every prime minister after Nehru: Neerja Chowdhury

By Priyam Marik
Published 28.09.23, 01:25 PM

Indira Gandhi understood realpolitik, statecraft better than anyone else: Neerja Chowdhury

By Priyam Marik
Published 21.09.23, 05:15 PM

The humanity of the common person in our country remains strong: Sarbpreet Singh

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 09.09.23, 03:27 PM

A deep dive into Indian food at launch of ‘The Bloomsbury Handbook of Indian Cuisine’

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 08.09.23, 12:48 PM

Bengal’s brushstrokes: a review

By Aashera Sethi
Published 31.08.23, 12:19 PM

My book is interested in crossing all kinds of borders: Siddhartha Deb

By Nayantara Mazumder
Published 24.08.23, 01:47 PM

It’s not a crime to be ambitious, successful and beautiful: Indrani Mukerjea

By Priyam Marik
Published 01.08.23, 03:37 PM

Know your roses: M.S. Viraraghavan and Girija Viraraghavan take us down a rose-tinted road

By Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri
Published 31.07.23, 02:45 PM

We have been able to shake off the yoke of colonial rule, but not of caste: Manoj Mitta

By Priyam Marik
Published 28.07.23, 02:35 PM

What keeps pulling me back to Kolkata is the food scene: Zac O’Yeah

By Rumela Basu

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Screenwriter Gajra Kottary pens a collection of short stories, ‘Autumn Blossoms’

Anuja Chauhan tells why she kept Pankaj Tripathi in mind while writing her new book The Fast and The Dead

I haven’t seen such a well-balanced Indian side in a long time: broadcaster Ashis Ray

All hail the ‘Mangal-Murti’ charm: Setting the stage for Nandini Nayar’s new picture book

How Gavaskar went to ‘sleep at the wicket’, the ‘original IPL’ in 1898 & more

The 1983 World Cup was Indian cricket’s biggest turning point; but not because India won

Done reading majority of the recommendable books, now try these ones if you haven't

Power became the ideology of every prime minister after Nehru: Neerja Chowdhury

Indira Gandhi understood realpolitik, statecraft better than anyone else: Neerja Chowdhury

The humanity of the common person in our country remains strong: Sarbpreet Singh

A deep dive into Indian food at launch of ‘The Bloomsbury Handbook of Indian Cuisine’

Bengal’s brushstrokes: a review

My book is interested in crossing all kinds of borders: Siddhartha Deb

It’s not a crime to be ambitious, successful and beautiful: Indrani Mukerjea

Know your roses: M.S. Viraraghavan and Girija Viraraghavan take us down a rose-tinted road

We have been able to shake off the yoke of colonial rule, but not of caste: Manoj Mitta

What keeps pulling me back to Kolkata is the food scene: Zac O’Yeah