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  • The Mamata Who Stole Christmas
    Walkers around Calcutta's Rabindra Sarovar had grown used to being surprised by music; and from surprise it had become an indulgence. But gradually a note of disharmony crept into the proceedings...
    Dec 27, 2016
    | Anjana Basu
  • Not At My Son's Funeral
    Is it possible to do it in cold blood? The Nazis certainly did. But this? Looking into their eyes and asking them their names one by one?
    Jul 05, 2016
    | Anjana Basu
  • The Residue Of Faith
    The stink, the uprooted bamboos, the vegetable peels — all that is left behind once the prayers are said and the festival draws to an end
    Mar 15, 2016
    | Anjana Basu
  • Jurassic Park, Kolkata Version
    Nothing compares to the noise that Deshapriya Park was generating — an entire cement protima, and huge to boot, the goddess 88 feet tall.
    Oct 22, 2015
    | Anjana Basu
  • Tagore performing the title role inValmiki Pratibha (1881)
    The Writer Will Not Dance
    The situation between writers and Santhals is actually fairly similar...
    Oct 13, 2015
    | Anjana Basu
  • Inheritance Of Loss
    In the corridors of Nabanna the perception is that Kolkata must become London, quite forgetting that the city was actually based on the London model
    Sep 22, 2015
    | Anjana Basu
  • The Extinct Bungalow On Bondel Road
    Set as the backdrop to an inane world that was always trying to throw yesterday into the face of now, it was incongruous and it was magnificent.
    Aug 03, 2015
    | Anjana Basu
  • Voters And Other Strangers
    The symbolism still gets you — a woman in a white sari with a green border going up against a wall of red promising change.
    May 13, 2015
    | Anjana Basu
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