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LitWit Festival Season Two
Bhog Beyond Boundaries: The Ritual Power of Meat in Bengali Hinduism
Four Poems of T S Eliot
Teaching Children Ethical Values
Food: The Universal Unifier
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Moral language once unified war aims; now fragmented motives, institutional processes, and conflicting pressures blur purpose, shifting costs onto uninvolved global populations.
Tides paint fleeting stories on sand - gentle, fierce, human and natural - captured in golden light along Mandarmoni and Talsari shores.
Desai rightly characterizes Salman Rushdie as an Orientalist, but in her own case, magic is not a substitute for realistic depiction.
The Bengali calendar evolved from astronomy and empire, aligning time with agriculture, culture, and festivals, remaining vital despite modern systems.
