Spring is the season of colours, new beginnings and the blooming of flowers. It is also the season when viral flu becomes common, especially among children. The fluctuating temperatures and increased allergens in the air create a perfect environment for viruses to spread.
The exhibition, “Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy”, opened at the Kolkata Centre for Creativity recently, offering an in-depth journey into Bengal’s textile heritage.
A week ago the world celebrated International Women’s Day. But women’s empowerment is not contained within a day alone. Here is a piece from one of our contributors who chose Holi, the day of colourful celebrations, to remind women that they should love themselves.
To make the general public aware of the importance of sleep, the Calcutta Sleep Society hosted a press conference, in collaboration with the World Sleep Society.
For generations, Holi has been synonymous with white attire, a blank slate waiting to be splashed with the festival’s riotous hues. But as Indian fashion evolves, so does the way we celebrate.
As spring arrives, so does the joyous chaos of Holi—a festival that turns streets into canvases of vibrant colours and merriment.
Explore how to celebrate the festival of colours safely
Spring is here! Let us embrace this colourful season, keeping in mind these simple eye care tips to protect, prevent and pacify allergies and infections.
A spinal deformity conference was held under the roof of the Jagannath Gupta Institute of Medical Sciences and Hospital (JIMSH) in collaboration with the ‘Operation Straight Spine’ trust on 3 March to celebrate the successful completion of 12 pediatric scoliosis surgeries this year and to announce their spine workshop, which is being held from 3-8 March at the aforementioned location.
The story of nature and wildlife conservation in India, particularly in West Bengal, presents a brighter picture compared to many so-called "developed" industrial nations.
