14 October 2023
The Making of a Durga Puja Pavilion in Kolkata & the Artist Behind It – GetBengal Story
May - June 2023
23 July 2022
06 July 2024
The Remains of the Body’: What the fluidity of love, friendship, and liminality of desire can do
10 March 2024
‘Famine Tales’: This anthology of patachitra and comics shows the spectre of hunger is still alive
16 July 2023
‘Midnight’s Third Child’ is a nonlinear, eclectic history of the evolution of the arts in Bangladesh
12 Feb 2023
The pall of death still surrounds me: Artist Ganesh Haloi recounts growing up during the Partition
14 Aug 2022
‘Move-able Feasts’: How Susmita Basu and Kunal Basu celebrate life in food, travel, and love
6 Feb 2021
‘The Water Phoenix’: Familiar tale of abuse leads to unfamiliar climax of salvation and forgiveness
2 Jan 2021
This novel about the myth of Ahalya turns the traditional seduction narrative on its head
8 Nov 2020
Manjiri Indurkar’s courageous memoir reveals sexual abuse but offers compassion and understanding
17 Oct 2020
Comradeship in love distinguishes this novel of rebuilding refugee lives after the Bengal Partition
15 Mar 2020
This book turns the history of the Battle of Plassey into a riveting drama in three acts
5 Oct 2019
Beneath the veneer of a crime novel, ‘You Beneath Your Skin’ is a study of problematic relationships
10 May 2020
40 Years After Release, Mrinal Sen's 'Akaler Sandhane' Is a Striking Mirror to Our Times
2 July 2019
Rethinking How We Talk About the History of Bengal's Muslims
22 Sep 2019
1 Nov 2016
6 May 2021
28 March 2022
8 Oct 2021
18 Sept 2018
6 Sept 2018
30 May 2016
22 April 2016
