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.
The title of this essay is meant to be an ironic pun. All Bengalis of my era have listened to, loved and sung songs written by him.
A few days ago, I took the train to Rome, the Eternal City—capital of emperors, philosophers, poets, and saints.
Classical economists, Adam Smith and David Ricardo, had laid the intellectual foundations for this assumption much earlier with their theories of absolute and comparative advantage, showing how nations benefit from specialising and trading rather than competing.
When Rang De Basanti opened on 26 January 2006, I was in a theatre in Patna watching a very fidgety, very confused audience reacting as we all did to unfamiliar experiences, with embarrassment and heckling.
In an innovative exercise, The Tagore Institute of Peace Studies (TIPS) created a game in which young minds could attempt conflict resolution through discourse.
