The “Boiparay Boi Utsab”, organised by the Publishers and Booksellers Guild with the support of the Kolkata Municipal Corporation from 1 April to 7 April at College Square Ground (Vidyasagar Udyan), ...

With new clothes, holy dips in the Ganges, store-to-store hal khata celebrations, and the grand Mongol Shobhajatra, Indian Bengalis bid farewell to 1431 and welcomed the Bengali New Year 1432. In ...

A Darjeeling Tea Planter's Journey from Makaibari to Rimpocha," the latest book from Bose Creative Publishers, was launched ...

Kolkata, Apr 1 (PTI) A book fair, showcasing an extensive collection from different publication houses, began at College Square in Kolkata on Tuesday. Christened ‘Boiparay Boi Utsab’, the week-long ...

In 1491, two German merchants came together upon a crazy idea: to commission an illustrated encyclopedia documenting the history of the world. Two years and 300-odd pages later, the Nuremberg ...

IMI Kolkata, a sister institution of IMI New Delhi, is regarded as one of the leading B-schools in East of India. IMI Kolkata has completed 100% Placements 2024 with average salary of Rs 12.02 LPA.

Kolkata the city of joy came alive with creativity and nostalgia as it hosted an extraordinary art exhibition and book launch dedicated to the legendary sculptor and painter, Ramkinkar Baij.

The fair was a grand festival, a place where writers, publishers, and readers were intertwined in an unspoken bond. Some waited eagerly for their favourite author's latest book, while others ...

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR ... It was hard to replace Sunil but I did a fair job. Those are the wickets you enjoy the most, try and open the batters up, and spin the ball as much as you can.

RR vs KKR, Highlights, IPL 2025: South Africa's Quinton de Kock struck an unbeaten 97 as holders Kolkata Knight Riders registered their first win of the IPL season with an eight-wicket hammering of ...

With the monsoon season approaching, the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) is ramping up its efforts to prevent outbreaks of dengue and malaria, declaring 68 out of its 144 wards as “dangerous” ...