#Bengal
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What Bengal thinks today, India thinks tomorrow!
One Pakistani economist glumly pointed out that “it is in the realm of possibility that we could be seeking aid…
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Literature
Reception of Tagore in Sindhi Literature
Bengal cherishes the legacy of Chaitanya and Chandidas and Sindh carries the legacy of Shah Abul Latif, Sachal and Sami…
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World Literature
Songs of Silence – Poetry from Bengal
Songs of Silence – A journey to love By Suhina Biswasmajumdar Suhina Biswasmajumdar is a writer from Kolkata, Bengal. A…
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Bengal: The game has not ended…
We have faced the horrors of Election Commission and if we tolerate whatever they have done in Bengal, then in…
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Bengal: Acts of vandalism are no accidents
Acts of vandalism during the electioneering in Bengal are not accidents. The Hindutva forces are attacking on the distinct and…
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Chaa Khaabe?
‘Chaa khaabe?’ translated into courtesy “Will you have tea”, always made visitors feel welcome. Mostly milk-free, it was lal-chai, of…
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Is Bengal changing at the grassroots?
Our world has changed. So has Bengal. A lot of savage behavior of people, of a disturbing nature—particularly in rural…
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What the Bengal is thinking today?
Bengal, after many decades, now seems to be saying that it is changing, but also very much wants to be…
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Bihar is changing, Bengal has changed…
Bengal is changing fast, or it already has. We shouldn’t have to wait for the outcome of the assembly elections…
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Longing, belonging—in the city of my dreams
“You can find Calcutta anywhere in the world. You only need two eyes to see. Everywhere in the world there…
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