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In the 1750s, the East India Company had the power to raise taxes from millions of people, marking the start of an expansion that eventually saw it rule India

Under the guise of freedom for Palestine, something unacceptable is being witnessed across the world, most notably in Europe and North America

On October 25, 2023, a proposal by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) panel to have the next set of books printed as Bharat

BY TIRTHANKAR MITRA Time was when Calcutta as it was known then glorified itself in the title of ,”City of Palaces” owing to majestic buildings be it offices or grandees’ mansions dotting it. Lamenting those glorious gone by days when merchant princes from the city ran the economy of the country and beyond stop during

India News: Two swords belonging to Tipu Sultan, an Indian ruler who fought against British colonizers in the 18th century, will be auctioned off at Christie's in

This brief history of Bengal’s greatest festival will discuss the Battle of Plassey, the rise of native Bengali elites under Company rule, and of course, the national movement.

At one point, the British Empire encompassed approximately 25% of the entire world

The U.K. government has released its much-anticipated guidelines on the "retain and explain" policy for controversial public monuments.

Villages in Bengal that worship the head of Durga might be the exception by today’s rulebook, but they are closer to an ancient tradition, says author

She walked semi-clad, bleeding, seeking help,and people shooed her away or chose tolook away or getostrichedinto the sand dunes in their mobile phone handsets. finally, some goods amaritan,who happened to be the priest of a temple, came to her help, gave her cloth and took her to a doctor. that good samaritan must be hailed,butwhatabout the ‘others’? sadly, this is not the first time that an incident has led to such a question exploding into the minds and hearts of every sane person in the c...