If you’ve found yourself on S.N. Banerjee Road in Kolkata in the afternoon, perhaps while shopping at New Market, gobbling up fuchkas or simply passing by, you might have watched one of the oldest police forces walking (or, rather trotting) down the road.
In the 21st century, for the very first time, art lovers can behold traditional heritage by visiting an exhibition titled “Nandalal’s Mahabharat” at Chitrakoot Art Gallery, Kolkata.
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a common ailment but can lead to serious consequences and even sudden death if not controlled.
Since the Covid crisis hit the globe, the concept of video calling has become a regular habit for most companies.
Farzeen Hatiskar brought to the table a passion for sustainable solutions, leading to the creation of Initiative Sukoon, a project dedicated to providing warmth and comfort through recycled blankets.
The Supreme Court collegium must act quickly to fill up vacancies on the Bench, says LOKENDRA MALIK.
A judge choosing to recuse himself or herself from hearing a case must state the reasons for this decision, argues ALOK RAY
In these pandemic times, any move by social media platforms to limit access of users must meet the Constitutional test on freedom of speech, says ASHIT KUMAR SRIVASTAVA.
A degree of regulation is vital to ensure social media platforms are not used to spew hate or disinformation, says ASHIT KUMAR SRIVASTAVA.
All schools, including those run by minority institutions, must be brought under the purview of the Right to Education Act, says DEVENDER SINGH ASWAL.
