The organizer and the curators noted during the interview that the festival’s strength lies in its ability to engage a loyal audience with topics ranging from the Partition to the nuances of Gen-Z culture, effectively blurring the lines between high art and popular discourse.
In a gesture both distinctive and meaningful, the dignitaries were felicitated with garlands crafted from thermocol, a fitting tribute that subtly echoed Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay’s profound affinity for nature.
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.
In the remotest corners of Assam, where proper healthcare often remains a distant dream, and survival depends more on fate than facilities, a woman chose an unconventional path.
We often assess our health based on what we eat, not how we feel after we eat. A bowl of salad, a protein-rich meal, a detox drink, or even a ‘light dinner’ can look perfect on paper - yet many people experience bloating, heaviness, acidity, sluggishness, or an unexpected dip in energy soon after.
Swansong (2025) is not meant to be the last work (in a literal meaning) of Vandana Kumari Jena, but certainly her latest collection of fiction from Rupa Publications India Pvt (Ltd), in which the eminent fiction writer cum Retd.IAS officer (1979 Batch) continues her literary journey, offering readers a meditation on endings, identity, and the quiet power of resilience.
The debut novel of Babujee, “Crimson Mirage” is an insider’s account of the Naxal uprising of the late 1960s and early 1970s.
These recollections illuminate the complex interplay between Vajpayee’s public persona and private convictions, portraying a statesman whose character was as profoundly shaped by dialogue, negotiation, and dissent as it was by rigid ideological frameworks.
