In villages where the internet is patchy or unavailable, newspapers remain the most reliable link to local, national, and global affairs.
Kolkata's summer life pictures through Abir Choudhury's lens...
World Migratory Bird Day highlights these incredible journeys and raises awareness about the threats birds face, such as habitat loss and climate change.
By nature they are simple, jovial, curious and inquisitive and have found out natural and simple ways to keep themselves happy.
The sculptures here work as an amalgamation of Eastern philosophy and Western dynamism.
The Vel Vel Festival celebrates Lord Murugan, the Tamil god of war, with a dramatic series of rituals that reflect intense faith and discipline.
Members of Nilkantha Abhijatri Sangha, Panihati, West Bengal have tried to find out the route since long.
World Wildlife Day, observed on March 3rd, is a global event dedicated to raising awareness about wildlife conservation.
Bishnupur, situated in the Bankura district of West Bengal, stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance.
Mustang is famously called the “Mini Tibet in Nepal” for its numerous Tibetan shrines and monasteries strewn across the land.
The Bahariya Oasis is embracing modernity while still having its roots in the traditional lifestyle.
Emerald mangroves cradle the Sundarban, where rivers weave secrets into the earth, and the royal Bengal tiger prowls through shadows.
Christmas comes a day early in Bow Barracks, a small Anglo-Indian hub in Kolkata.
Kolkata's Christmas celebration thrives through vibrant lights, shared joy, diverse traditions, and unified cultural festivity.
The beautiful thing is that one can never predict how your paintings will end up, Maestro; you always reserve a surprise for us.
Autumn’s palette is a masterpiece of nature - a harmonious dance of colour, light, shadow, and decay.
