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Published 20.05.24, 02:04 PM

It’s easy to be blinded by hate, but stories teach you that Partition was much more than that: Aanchal Malhotra

By Vedant Karia
Published 13.05.24, 07:23 PM

Sukumar Ray’s Abol Tabol gets a pop-up version in 77-year-old’s labour of love for granddaughter

By Pooja Mitra
Published 12.05.24, 07:42 AM

‘Literature is a weapon to liberate Dalits from the oppression of the upper castes'

By Prasun Chaudhuri
Published 10.05.24, 05:45 PM

Reunion of actors from Feluda films at launch of ‘Feludar Prothom Topshe’ by Siddhartha Chatterjee

By Pooja Mitra
Published 08.05.24, 03:28 PM

Four Bengali icons and an ‘adda’ to remember: A lookback at the ‘baithakkhana’ at The Kolkata Centre for Creativity

By Pooja Mitra
Published 05.05.24, 07:07 AM

'Constant fear of backlash': In land of 'Anandamath', politics goes missing from literature

By Bitan Sikdar
Published 02.05.24, 06:49 AM

Northern stamp

By Rishi Majumder
Published 30.04.24, 03:43 PM

Translation can make students better citizens of India: Sahitya Akademi Award winner Mrinmoy Pramanick

By Chandrakala Ghosh
Published 24.04.24, 05:33 PM

In pictures: A ‘Baithakkhana adda’ celebrating ‘Bangali’s culture, literature, middle class and more

By Pooja Mitra
Published 24.04.24, 01:58 PM

How Anindyo Roy’s fiction paints a nuanced portrait of Edward Lear, an English artist and author

By SUKANYA DAS
Published 09.04.24, 08:04 PM

Ink and inspiration: Women who shaped Bengali comics, panel by panel

By Barnini Maitra Chakraborty
Published 01.03.24, 12:03 PM

Mapping memory through history, literature and culture at Loreto College, Kolkata

By My Kolkata Web Desk
Published 29.02.24, 04:39 PM

The queer struggle wasn’t about not being allowed to love, but not being allowed to have sex: Niladri R. Chatterjee

By Vedant Karia
Published 25.02.24, 07:07 PM

The journey of Bengali comics told through pictures

By Barnini Maitra Chakraborty
Published 25.02.24, 11:05 AM

Bonnie Garmus strikes a chord with Elizebeth Zott's inspiring tales in Lessons in Chemistry

By Farah Khatoon

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It’s easy to be blinded by hate, but stories teach you that Partition was much more than that: Aanchal Malhotra

Sukumar Ray’s Abol Tabol gets a pop-up version in 77-year-old’s labour of love for granddaughter

‘Literature is a weapon to liberate Dalits from the oppression of the upper castes'

Reunion of actors from Feluda films at launch of ‘Feludar Prothom Topshe’ by Siddhartha Chatterjee

Four Bengali icons and an ‘adda’ to remember: A lookback at the ‘baithakkhana’ at The Kolkata Centre for Creativity

'Constant fear of backlash': In land of 'Anandamath', politics goes missing from literature

Northern stamp

Translation can make students better citizens of India: Sahitya Akademi Award winner Mrinmoy Pramanick

In pictures: A ‘Baithakkhana adda’ celebrating ‘Bangali’s culture, literature, middle class and more

How Anindyo Roy’s fiction paints a nuanced portrait of Edward Lear, an English artist and author

Ink and inspiration: Women who shaped Bengali comics, panel by panel

Mapping memory through history, literature and culture at Loreto College, Kolkata

The queer struggle wasn’t about not being allowed to love, but not being allowed to have sex: Niladri R. Chatterjee

The journey of Bengali comics told through pictures

Bonnie Garmus strikes a chord with Elizebeth Zott's inspiring tales in Lessons in Chemistry