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Published 17.09.24, 02:00 PM

The Gateway of India, a cardboard cut-out to welcome the royals to Bombay

By Rangan Datta
Published 15.09.24, 07:36 AM

Cholo Nabanna, as in the play: A comeback of the Left reflected in Calcutta’s streets today

By Paromita Sen
Published 18.08.24, 07:55 AM

Radha Gobinda Kar, just that name: Moving back to 19th century feels like progress

By Upala Sen
Published 16.08.24, 01:07 PM

When a princess defeated a British colonel in guerrilla warfare

By The Telegraph Online
Published 15.08.24, 04:49 PM

From freedom of expression to freedom of identity, India’s youth do not take freedom for granted

By Vedant Karia
Published 13.08.24, 09:32 PM

Blood, bullets and bombs at Dalhousie Square — the hotbed of revolutionary attacks in fight for freedom

By Somen Sengupta
Published 23.07.24, 04:39 PM

Mehrauli Archaeological Park has monuments from pre-Islamic days to late-Mughal period

By Rangan Datta
Published 22.06.24, 07:02 PM

Power, conspiracy and murder - Shaniwar Wada in Pune reflects infamy or pride of the Marathas

By Rangan Datta
Published 30.05.24, 04:34 PM

Veer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar in the memories of a Bengali family: Alive, vibrant and inspiring

By Somen Sengupta
Published 28.05.24, 06:49 AM

Past life

By Gautam Bhattacharya
Published 11.05.24, 01:52 PM

The story of Bengali revolutionary Bhupendranath Datta and his link with Swami Vivekananda

By Trinanjan Chakraborty
Published 08.05.24, 11:23 AM

A Bengali freedom fighter's cremation in Calcutta brought out the worst in the British

By The Telegraph Online
Published 27.04.24, 04:30 PM

The story of the benevolent surgeon, William Hamilton, and the roles he played in Calcutta and Delhi

By Trinanjan Chakraborty
Published 17.03.24, 06:10 AM

Yesterdate: This day from Kolkata’s past, March 17, 1769

By Chandrima S. Bhattacharya
Published 13.03.24, 06:10 AM

Yesterdate: This day from Kolkata’s past, March 13, 1828

By Chandrima S. Bhattacharya

British Raj

'Arms, not satyagraha, drove British out': Bihar guv slips on Satyagraha slippery slope

Indian cricketer Lall Singh Gill once owned a nightclub in Paris

A folk song traced to Raj 'king': Love ballad from 1840 still sung by hill shepherds

Pritilata Wadeddar, a daughter of Indian revolution who etched her name in annals of history

Congress irked as I attended Ganesh Pujan. They put Lord Ganesh behind bars in Karnataka

The Gateway of India, a cardboard cut-out to welcome the royals to Bombay

Cholo Nabanna, as in the play: A comeback of the Left reflected in Calcutta’s streets today

Radha Gobinda Kar, just that name: Moving back to 19th century feels like progress

When a princess defeated a British colonel in guerrilla warfare

From freedom of expression to freedom of identity, India’s youth do not take freedom for granted

Blood, bullets and bombs at Dalhousie Square — the hotbed of revolutionary attacks in fight for freedom

Mehrauli Archaeological Park has monuments from pre-Islamic days to late-Mughal period

Power, conspiracy and murder - Shaniwar Wada in Pune reflects infamy or pride of the Marathas

Veer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar in the memories of a Bengali family: Alive, vibrant and inspiring

Past life

The story of Bengali revolutionary Bhupendranath Datta and his link with Swami Vivekananda

A Bengali freedom fighter's cremation in Calcutta brought out the worst in the British

The story of the benevolent surgeon, William Hamilton, and the roles he played in Calcutta and Delhi

Yesterdate: This day from Kolkata’s past, March 17, 1769

Yesterdate: This day from Kolkata’s past, March 13, 1828