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The sweetness of the near overwhelms; no scope to hunger for the far, wrote Tagore. The Telegraph reports a trend that resonates with that sentiment in part

The locals decided to first demand that the school, shut due to the pandemic, should reopen the school. If that doesn’t happen, they decided to use the school infrastructure to run it themselves.

As a young boy growing up in Saharjhuri village located in the Ajodhya Hills in West Bengal’s Purulia district, Suresh Kisku (name changed on request) did not dare venture into the forest located barely 2-3 kilometres from his home. “The jungle was very dense and wild elephants often camped there for days, arriving from the […]

Having a Monday off meant having an extended weekend after a long time, and after being closeted at home for months due to the second wave of Covid, there was no way my better half and I were going to

The Chinese economy has become subject to the classical rules of capitalism. This means cyclical boom and busts that do not coincide with the political needs of an ideology-based regime. It also means the emergence of a large middle class that, sooner or

A presiding officer, identified as Purna Chandra Panda, died at a polling station in Balasore district on Saturday. Confirming the same, the officials said, “Panda died after reaching his designated polling station in Ajodhya village under Nilagiri assembly segment in Balasore district.”

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By Shamsul Islam*  Now it is almost 170 years that people of this country, men, women, children belonging to all religions, regions and strata, rose in revolt, from Kashmir to Madras, and from Sylhet to the borders of Afghanistan. Today if Indians have forgotten about this glorious saga of commitment and sacrifices for the liberation of India can be forgiven in absence of the contemporary narratives. But what independent India did to obliterate the memories of this Great War immediately after...

The Running News Where connectivity and roads end, their realm begins. Trying to make sense of a flickering-dying legacy profession Between the making of the documentary The Last Run and now lie a dozen and more life-altering months. Narratives of living that would have had to jostle for attention in the pre-pandemic scene and sensibility, bloom better today. Stories of redundancy mean something. Th...

Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday sounded a warning at a rally near here that voting in favour of the BJP would lead to the return of Maoists and disruptions in normal life in the Jungle Mahal. The chief minister’s message was aimed at reminding the residents of violence unleashed by the Left extremists in the Jungle Mahal between 2008 and 2011 and how the Trinamul Congress government had brought peace to the region. “Purulia will not be Purulia or today’s Rupasi Bangla if the BJP comes here. Yo...