In the shadow of India’s soaring skyscrapers and humming factories, a quiet revolution is taking root. Far from the ...

A film festival in Kolkata that has gained prominence over the years, focusing mainly on political documentaries and short fiction, will begin on March 20 and go on for four days, with screenings ...

Brilliant-hued petals dot the sidewalks and drop into vegetable carts, fruit stalls or near chaat kiosks ... A parrot flies over a palash tree Most remaining waterbodies in Kolkata look full of life ...

This band of Kolkata ... of life and eventually disappear, just like I was going to. New clothes or a gift could lure them down a different road,” reflected Sanjay. His only agenda in the past few ...

Human coronavirus HKU1 is not as deadly as SARS or COVID-19, but it can still be dangerous for older adults, infants, and people with weak immune systems. The case in Kolkata is not a reason to ...

He returned to Bengal several times, moving between Kolkata, Burdwan and Krishnanagar. "The begged on trains during the day and slept at railway stations at night," added the officer. On Monday ...

At Kolkata Social, every set menu purchased will result in the donation of two meals, one in Sydney and one in India. The venue also provides supported employment to people who are often ... these ...

A stunning visual journey through 10 black and white photos that beautifully freeze Kolkata’s timeless spirit. There’s ...

A LinkedIn detailed on how life could be in Kolkata with ₹1 crore LPA, calling it the life of a ‘Modern Maharaja’. He ...

Novel biomedical discoveries that enhance health and lengthen life are more vital than ever ... to address the chronic disease crisis." Born in Kolkata, he earned BA and MA degrees in economics ...

It’s interesting to see people make life choices that feel completely foreign ... Throwing paper towels on the ground in the bathroom. Not putting the cart away at the grocery store.

Brittany Hopkins was found dead in February, nearly a month before Donnie Danell White was arrested in connection with her killing Samira Asma-Sadeque is a legal reporter at PEOPLE's crime desk.