More than five centuries old, a tradition and custom that has braved the vagaries of time, its intrinsic nature winning the support of one leader after another, no matter the allegiance. That, succinctly, sums up the Ghoshal Bari Durga Puja in Konnagar.
Guru Tegh Bahadur is often referred to as Hind Ki Chadar, meaning the Shield of India.
Not as Akbar’s son or Noor Jahan’s husband, the book tries to show him as Jahangir, the fourth Mughal emperor.
A 100-year-old man, with his white, well-combed hair matching his crisp white dhoti, found solace in the ‘sur’, ‘taal’ and…
