Sanjukta Ghosh

Pt Jyoti Goho’s music school felicitated Pt Shankar Ghosh and sanjukta ghosh at a programme held at Uttam Manch last Saturday.

It was a treat for lovers of classical music and dance as they gathered at a city auditorium, recently, to witness the National Festival of Indian Classical Music and Dance, presented by Indo Occidental Symbiosis and Rav.

Musician Kumar Mukherjee's song Dasha dishi kore alo captures the entire montage of Durga Puja

On the occasion of the first anniversary of Bickram Ghosh's academy, more than 500 students lit up the stage with their performances at a city auditorium on Thursday.

The Legacy Concert, held at the Bhowanipore Mallick Bari in Kolkata, celebrated the feminine divine through music and dance. The event featured performances by Sohini Roychowdhury and her troupe, as well as sitarist Indrajit Roychowdhury. The evening also included a talk on Shaktism and showcased various dance styles such as Bharatnatyam and Kathakali. The performances concluded with patriotic songs to mark India's 75th year of independence, leaving the audience overwhelmed with joy.

Bagbazar’s Ashok Sangha recently arranged a unique show of cultural programmes and bonding among the para people.

In October, danseuse Sohini Roychowdhury captivated London with her performance on the divine feminine. The Dance of Shiva at the Nehru Centre featured Bharatanatyam, narrative connections by sanjukta ghosh, and Jonathan Mayer's sitar renditions. The event included a mental wellness discussion and a Durga performance on the Thames, celebrating womanhood's journey from darkness to light.

The management students of a private college in the city organised a farewell party for the students in the college campus recently.

"I want to study economics and will look at St Xavier's College and Presidency University but I hope to get into either St Stepehen's College or Lady Shriram College in Delhi.

Torrential rains from Thursday night and high tide in the Hooghly brought back that sinking feeling on Friday.

The history of Bengali food is synonymous with the rich heritage of Bengal. So, food was the focus of the much-awaited Bengal Heritage Project (BHP) launched in London recently.

SOAS has the tradition of offering language courses in degree level, is home to Bishwa Bangla scholarship and the South Asia Institute is actively showcasing Bengal's distinctive cultural heritage.

Pt Shankar Ghosh lived like a king and went like a king as well

Pt Shankar Ghosh left for his eternal concert on Friday, aged 80.Born in Kolkata on October 10, 1935, the legendary tabla player was comatose for 40 days after an angioplasty.