The Bengal Famine of 1943: A Watershed Moment in the Shifting Consciousness of the Bengal Artist.
Nature, spiritual communion, and bucolic pastoral landscapes dominate the paintings from Bengal over the late 19th century, grouped...
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Adrija Dutta
- Apr 15
Prostitution and the Performing Arts: Tracing the Tawaif Identity in India
When charting the annals of Indian History, prostitution gets a mention as early as in what is considered to be the most ancient literary...
Ayush Chakraborty
- Apr 15
Modernity and The Modern Man in “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock”
Modernity can be looked at as something that travels and progresses with us as time flows by. For instance, vehicles become increasingly...
Anuraag Das Sarma
- Apr 15
The Grand Houses of North Calcutta
The city began as Calcutta, cradled gently by the tempestuous Hooghly. The river wasn’t shallow then, nor as muddy. The global networks...
Adrija Dutta
- Apr 12
Neither Of the People nor For the People
In Amitav Ghosh’s The Hungry Tide, Kanai, the whipper-snapper adolescent protagonist, the dweller of the cities, the connoisseur of ever...
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