Ashis K. Biswas

They may go soft on the UPA—to keep the BJP at bay

Munna Maharaj, the man Mittals have trusted their food with

Why are ships queuing up to die in the Bay of Bengal? Gets their owners easy money.

In Bengal, disinvestment is Left's middle name

An IIM graduate who gave up a corporate career to provide a home for Calcutta's destitute children

Rituparno covets crossover popularity. Will his first Hindi venture deliver?

The Padma Bhushan comes too late. His audience had made Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee an icon long back.

The colour of your collar doesn't matter when it comes to sharing the debt burden of sleep

It's a cross-cultural landmark—a German film unit making a Bengali movie on a Bengal-based story

Shunned by his family and neighbours, Kolkata's first victim of the virus suffers for no fault of his

'Do It Now' is hardly a variation of the Nike exhortation for the West Bengal chief minister, who speaks on the controversies surrounding him in the first year of his tenure.

In a freewheeling interview to Outlook, veteran Naxalite leader Kanu Sanyal hits out at the Opposition for its ineffectiveness to corner the Government on the Gujarat riots.

Recent politics of conversions and other trends makes the CPM turn its gaze towards the tribals.

The grotesque incongruity of Mamata Banerjee's recent political twists and turns apart, it's proving difficult for her to keep her dwindling flock together.

So what is this about closer co-operation with the centre and words like performance and accountability? LF chairman Biman Bose explains.

The West Bengal chief minister speaks to Ashis K. Biswas on a host of issues after completing a year in office.

CPM politburo member, Biman Bose, says a comparison with the "new", is a slur on the Indian Left

CPM state secretary Anil Biswas rules out the possibility of any understanding with the Panja-led faction of the TMC

CPI(M) Politburo member Biman Bose spells out the changes in the functioning of the LF Ministry