bengali poetry

In a colorful homage to Rabindranath Tagore, Barak Valley celebrated his 165th birth anniversary with an array of cultural events. The day kicked off with 'prabhat pheri' processions that filled the streets with joy, followed by heartfelt floral tributes.

The BJP, which had won 77 seats and 38.15% vote share in 2021, is now showing a dramatic surge in counting trends. By noon, several live trackers had the BJP crossing or approaching the halfway mark, with leads in the 140–150 range and vote share estimates hovering around 46–48%, while the TMC trailed significantly behind.

Kerala & TN, to Assam & Bengal, each of the four big states where voting has concluded is a perfect example – via language, culture, politics – of India’s innate ability to live with differences

Vocalist Riddhi Bandyopadhyay captivated audiences with her 'Nibedoner Gaan'. The concert celebrated the revered Bengali Panchakabi, featuring soulful renditions of Dwijendralal Roy, Atulprasad Sen, Rajanikanta Sen, and Kazi Nazrul Islam. Bandyopadhyay's performance, enriched by Soumitra Mitra's narration and student support, reaffirmed her significant role in preserving Bengal's musical heritage.

I was told it’s too “arty” to be made, says Abhay Deol as the film gears up for a re-release on April 24.

The Bengali community in Dhanbad celebrated the 8th edition of 'Dol Utsav' at Rajendra Sarovar Park, showcasing rich heritage through colours, music, and dance. Inspired by Visva-Bharati's 'Basanta Utsav', the event aims to preserve and promote Bengali culture. Dol Utsav signifies nature's transformation and the arrival of spring.

KOLKATA: The outside world learnt about bengali poetry through the English translation of Gitanjali, pointed out Gulzar while releasing a one of a kind anthology, Signposts, in New Delhi last month.

Binoy Mazumdar brought mathematical precision to bengali poetry.

The Kolkata Book Fair, which concluded recently, saw the launch of Shomshuklla���s second book of bengali poetry titled Eekti Manusher Khoje

bengali poetry and music enchanted the audience

‘Dekha Hok Abar’ is a unique poetry-meets-music collaboration of like-minded artists in these moments of crisis hoping for a better tomorrow and a world that shall rise like the Phoenix after the turbulent pandemic fire subsides.

Like every year, West Bengal Poetry Academy organised Kobita Utsav — the biggest bengali poetry festival — in the city recently. This year, with simultaneous events going on at five different venues encompassing Rabindra Sadan, Sisir Mancha, Nandan-3, Bangla Academy Sabhagriha and Abanindra Sabhaghar for a period of four days, the festival was celebrated with much glory and grandeur. Nearly 550 participants took part in the festival.