The Journey of Master Ankan Mallick
For most teenagers, balancing school, examinations, sports and friendships can already feel demanding.
For most teenagers, balancing school, examinations, sports and friendships can already feel demanding.
The City of Joy is a treasure trove, we all know.
The High Court sought a detailed explanation after concerns were raised that teachers were being compelled to perform electoral roll revision work at the cost of classroom teaching and personal holidays.
The court said ANI could not show enough evidence that ChatGPT had copied or reproduced its original reports, allowing the copyright dispute to move forward without temporary restrictions on OpenAI.
The Supreme Court on Thursday observed that it was, prima facie, not acceptable for compensation disputes arising out of land acquired under the National Highways Act, 1956, to be decided by government-appointed bureaucrats, terming it a systemic disadvantage faced by landowners under the Act.
Sanjukta Dasgupta, an Indian academic, poet, critic and translator, released her book, Ekalavya Speaks, at The Bengal Club on 6 June this year. Her book is a collection of 86 poems shedding light on the lives of subalterns immersed in discrimination and stigma.
The modern LGBTQI+ rights movement has its roots in the mid-20th century, although the struggle for acceptance and rights dates back much further.
On a bright Sunday morning of 2 June, Kolkata vibed with the rhythms of western classical music under the auspices of the Southern School of Music (Garia) at the packed ICCR’s Satyajit Ray auditorium.
Arnold's latest, Bird, which competed at the recent Cannes Film Festival, swirls around a single father and his two children, who give him a real hard time.
In a candid conversation with The Statesman, Jasleen Royal shares her journey as an artist, her new release, Assi Sajna and what it’s like to be a woman singer-composer in Bollywood.
