Fine Touch has organized a group art exhibition KALABIMB–26. The 9th edition of the prestigious national art exhibition, it has brought together an inspiring collection of paintings, sculptures, photography, and mixed-media artworks by 25 distinguished artists from across India and beyond.
The first signs of the developing global Super El Niño are no longer confined to satellite maps over the Pacific Ocean.
From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, from Imphal to Indore, the scale of the gathering at The Art of Living International Centre reflected the extraordinary breadth of his influence across public life.
These days I often don’t find the time to immediately respond to text or Whatsapp messages, far less answer emails at once.
Falling asleep in an express train while returning to Kolkata after a trip outside of West Bengal, listening to that “jhak jhak'' sound of the wheels on track was like my mother swaying me to sleep in her arms after playing all day.
Rupa turns ninety this year. Rupa Publications, that is. I feel really proud to be associated with this renowned publishing house. They are the publishers of my two books, Decoding Didi and The Bengal Book.
With art brimming across India at a vibrant pace the need for infusing a new energy was a recurrent feeling for economist turned art lover Mehak Bhan ever since she founded 105Arts in Chandigarh.
On my recent visit to Rome, I set aside a full day simply to walk—without a fixed plan, without rushing, allowing the city to reveal its iconic places in its own rhythm. Rome is one of the few cities in the world where even a casual stroll becomes a journey through layers of time.
India’s nutrition debate has long been caught between aspiration and feasibility. We know what constitutes a healthy diet, but translating that knowledge into daily consumption for a population of this size has always been the harder task.
Gandhiji spent nearly 4 months in Bengal from 1 May 1925 to 31 August 1925. Except for a couple of very short visits made to Patna and Jamshedpur during this long phase he visited several parts of Bengal travelling from Midnapore to Chittagong and again from Darjeeling to Chandpur for multiple purposes.
