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Books Aug.30.19

Lifting the veil: The Raj Bhavans of Bengal

The magnificent buildings have retained a sense of majesty and mystery
By The Telegraph
Opinion Jun.1.19

On auction: items belonging to Albert Pierrepoint, Britain's most prolific executioner

Pierrepoint hanged Udham Singh, now regarded as a heroic freedom fighter by many in India for his assassination in London in 1940 of Sir Michael O’Dwyer
By Amit Roy
West Bengal Jan.28.19

Gift of a beautiful world to GenNext

Save the tiger, save the planet
By Bitan Sikdar
Books Jan.23.19

Into the world of Markus Zusak

‘Books allow us to escape ourselves but not escape fully… it’s like imagining a better version of ourselves and what we aspire to be’
By Shrestha Saha
Opinion Jan.9.19

Scientifically accurate and exquisitely beautiful

Mary Impey, a colonial judge's wife, hired artists who had worked for the Mughals, and the Company School of art was born
By Nandini Chatterjee
Culture Nov.3.18

Restoring art to its former glory

Art restoration requires intensive research and training and loads of skill. Anasuya Basu on a few projects and the painstaking effort they involve
By Anasuya Basu

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