-Oishee Bose There is something almost cinematic about a scientist who climbs into the Himalayas to hang photographic plates on a rickety frame and waits, sometimes for months, for invisible rain from the cosmos to Read More
–Saptadeepa Mahapatra The story of the Indian Subcontinent is often told through the lens of great Mughal emperors, valiant Rajput warriors, or the complex legacy of British colonialism. Yet, woven into the very fabric of Read More
-Prachurya Ghosh When we think of Abraham Lincoln we often think of a few pictures: a tall man with a thoughtful face a simple log cabin where Abraham Lincoln was born and a nation at Read More
-Prachurya Ghosh A Man Larger Than His Reputation The name Giacomo Casanova is often used to describe a man who loves women.. Giacomo Casanova was more than that. He was a traveler, a person, a Read More
-Prachurya Ghosh Introduction: Beyond a Political Scandal History often remembers individuals for leadership, innovation, or transformative achievements. Yet the global recognition of Monica Lewinsky emerged from circumstances far more complex and largely unchosen. During the 1990Read More
-Oishee Bose How could a young woman, often described in polite society as a princess, become a spy who outlived many of her peers while many people thought such a destiny to be improbable for Read More
-Saptadeepa Mahapatra Art, literature, language, music- all act as the building blocks of a culture, slowly structuring the community. The rich cultural history of any community gains momentum when it is conveyed to the rest Read More
-Oishee Bose The Intimate Catastrophe: Childhood Diarrhoea Before ORS They died, sometimes within the period of a single day. A child would begin with loose, watery stools; within hours the eyes would hollow, the skin Read More
-Nisha Jha This story is about a king of jodhpur named “Maharaja Hanwant singh”, his first wife “Krishna kumari” and his second wife “Zubeida Begum”. MAHARAJA HANWANT SINGH “Hanwant singh” born on (16 June,1923) was the Read More
-Prachurya Ghosh In 1933, the world was introduced to a young Austrian woman whose face and body would become symbols of both artistic daring and public controversy. At a time when cinema was still governed by Read More