The History of the Bengali Calendar
Every April, Bengal wakes up before the rest of the world. The streets fill with colour,…
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What is Justice?
The idea of justice has haunted human thought from its earliest philosophical articulations to contemporary debates…
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Who We Judge and Who We Forgive: The Hidden Architecture of Public Morality
Consider four figures: a doctor who turns away a poor patient unable to pay full fees;…
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Is India’s silence on Khamenei’s death a strategic decision?
On 28th February, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in a joint strike by Israel…
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Dhananjoy Chatterjee: The 1990 Investigation and the 2004 Execution
Introduction Criminal investigation in India is governed by the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, which…
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From Past Wound to Present Parenting: An Analysis of Perfect Family
What is Trauma and Inter-generational trauma? Trauma strikes as any disturbing experience that results in significant…
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The Making of The Academy of Fine Arts: An Exclusive Interview with Director Jayabrata Das
Independent filmmaking in Bengal can be called a rebellion and to the director Jayabrata Das, his…
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How Data Analytics Is Quietly Changing the Life of a Tally Accountant
For a long time, the job of a Tally Accountant followed a familiar routine. Enter Transactions,…
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Politics of the Bindi: A Critical Analysis of the Aesthetic Dot
The bindi/teep/bottu, a small (or big), seemingly insignificant dot on the forehead, is a heavily political…
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Vulnerability and Resilience: Childhood as perceived in Young Adult Fiction by Paro Anand and Ranjit Lal
Childhood is a phase of life in which an individual is vulnerable due to various factors…
