Imagine this scene. We are huddled together in the bracing cold in the magnificent Amber Fort between ancient pillars on
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What Calcutta Bengalis Love to Eat – Nilanjan Bhattacharya
Those were coal-oven days; only the rich households of Calcutta had gas stoves. A lower middle-class family like ours did not.
Hong Kong Horizons – Rehana Hyder
The ‘Fragrant Harbour’ of ancient China, and the last British bastion in Asia, appears on the horizon like a tiara of twinkling
Lost in Calcutta – Rahul Dey
“To be lost,” Ray Bradbury wrote, “How wonderful.” Not to be permanently, irretrievably lost, which is like a child running through the mazes
CAN UNIVERSAL EDUCATION SECURE WORLD PEACE ? – Gomathy Venkateswar
It is encouraging to note that the National Council for Research and Training in India (NCERT), the authority that sets the curriculum in schools across
PEOPLE WERE RIGHT AND PUNDITS GOT IT – Vijay Rana
In April and May 2014 , during my travels in Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir, I talked to hundreds people
MUMBAI EXPRESSIONS – ANJU MAKHIJA
‘One of the winners rightly said: India is a country of a hundred issues and the mother of a billion solutions.’ At the
THE RAINCOAT – Rashmi Sahi
It had suddenly started raining. When I left home, it was bright and sunny; everything was covered in a golden hue. The day was beautiful.
AN OBSESSION WITH SMARTNESS – Jameela Siddiqi
In the early 21st century—perhaps more than at any other time in recent history—greatness appears to be linked to what we own and possess, rather
NAVI PILLAY: A TRIUMPH OF TRUE TALENT AGAINST ALL ODDS
In terms of human capital South Africa has an enviable abundance of wealth that she is not fully aware of. As the world’s ambassadors came