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Festival

A newer Sharodotshob (Autumn festival)

October 21, 2018 / Leave a Comment
autumn in magdeburg

“Sharodotshob” in Bengali would translate to the festival during the Autumn, which also very intuitively refers to the Durga Puja (the religious festival worshipping Goddess Durga). Back in the city [Read more...]

Posted in: Autumn, Durga Puja, Festival, Germany, Magdeburg: Places, travel & etc, Student life at Magdeburg! Tagged: autumn in magdeburg, durga puja in berlin, madhu kiran reddy thatikonda

Tusu Festival (in Hindi).

January 1, 2018 / Leave a Comment
tusu festival in hindi

  टूशू त्योहार (टूशू परब या टूशू पोरब या टूशू पूजा भी कहाँ जाता हैं) ग्रामीण बंगाल का एक आदिवासी त्योहार हैं।इस एक महीने लम्बे जश्न के मुख्य अंक टूशू गान, खान और मेले हैं।मकर सक्रांति के दिन [Read more...]

Posted in: Explore Bengal, Festival, Tusu Parab, West Bengal, Winter Tagged: Tusu deity, tusu festival in hindi, tusu gaan, Tusu goddess, tusu in purulia, Tusu parab

বাংলার দশেরা – রাবণ কাটা

June 16, 2017 / Leave a Comment
ravan kata, bengal dusshera, rabon kata

মল্লভুম বিষ্ণুপুরের বিখ্যাত " রাবন - কাটা নাচ " ও একটা লোকসংস্কৃতি।বিষ্ণুপুরের অস্থলে কাতান্ধারে রঘুনাথ জিউ - এর সামনে এই নাচটি শারদীয়া উৎসবের এক বিশেষ উপসংহার হিসেবে বরাবর অনুষ্ঠিত [Read more...]

Posted in: Explore Bengal, Festival, Guest Posts, বাংলা Tagged: Bengal Dusshera, bengal folk, Experience Bengal, masks of bengal, masks of bishnupur, Rabon Kata, ravan kata, বাংলার মুখোশ, বিষ্ণু, রাবণ কাটা

The Holi of my imaginations,

March 29, 2017 / 1 Comment
holi, nandgaon, srivatsan sankaran

The word “Holi” creates vivid imagery in our minds. Especially if you are a Bengali who has grown up listening to either Ranga Hashi Rashi Rashi, Oshoke Polashe, Ranga nesha… or Khelbo Holi Rong Debo [Read more...]

Posted in: Basanta Utsav, Colours, Culture, Explore India, Festival, Personal, Photography, Root, Season, Sponsored., Spring, State, travel, Travel, Vrindavan Holi, West Bengal Tagged: Arghyadeep Roy, Basant Utsav kolkata, Basanta utsav in jorasanko thakurbari, Bonshonto Utshob Rabindra bharati university, Boshonto Utshob Kolkata, Holi in Vrindavan, Prakhar Tripathi, Saimantick Bhadra, Srivatsan Sankaran

Experience at the Naropa Festival 2016

September 22, 2016
Naropa Palace, Naropa festival

Blogging about culture gives me enough opportunity to read, experience and learn. After I photographed the Chham dance in Sikkim, Buddhism has gradually formed a major aspect of my life and travel. [Read more...]

Posted in: Explore India, Festival, Jammu and Kashmir, Monsoon, Monsoons, Root, Season, State, Travel Tagged: Naropa Festival 2016, Naropa Festival 2028, Naropa Festival Leh, Naropa Festival photographs

Saga Dawa at Gangtok Sikkim.

July 30, 2016 / 3 Comments
saga dawa

If the Almighty restricts you from something, always know for a fact that something better awaits. I kept asking God, “What’s up? Why did you stop my North Sikkim trip? What would I do in Gangtok the [Read more...]

Posted in: Colours, Culture, Explore India, Festival, Monsoon, Monsoons, Photography, Root, Season, Sikkim, State, travel Tagged: Buddhist festivals in Sikkim, Saga Dawa, Saga Dawa Gangtok, Saga Dawa Sikkim

10 shades of Holi in Vrindavan & Mathura

March 27, 2016 / Leave a Comment
Holi Widow in Vrindavan

Holi in Vrindavan & Mathura | Arghyadeep Roy and Anirban Saha | 27.03.2016  Radhe Radhe.   The Holi in Vrindavan and Mathura is already spoken much about on all travel and news portal. [Read more...]

Posted in: Colours, Culture, Explore India, Festival, Photography, Season, Spring, Street Photography, Vrindavan Holi Tagged: Banke Bihari Temple, Barsana Holi, Holi in India, Holi in Uttar Pradesh, Holi photographs in India, Mathura Holi, Nandgaon Holi, Radha Raman Temple, Vrinda Kunj, Vrindavan Holi, Widows Holi in Vrindavan, Yamuna Kunj

Two hands full of Durga Puja stories.

October 28, 2015 / 9 Comments

Durga Puja spells trouble in my life. A lot of people asks just too many questions about my work, hair fall or for the lack of any other topic – when I plan to get married! Outside my home, it is [Read more...]

Posted in: Autumn, Baghbazar, Black and White, Colours, Culture, Durga Puja, Explore Bengal, Festival, Kolkata Street Photography, Kumartuli, Photography, Random notes, Season, West Bengal Tagged: Arjyak Bhattacharya, Belur Math Dhunuchi Dance, Belur Math Durga Puja, Belur Math Visarjan, Bholanath Dhaam, Bholanath Dhaam Durga Puja, Bishnupur Raban kata, Dhunuchi dance, Durga Bhavan, Kola Bou snan, mahalaya, Rabon Kata, tarpan, Vivel Pujo Love

Kayged festival and Cham Dance in Ralang monastery, Sikkim

January 6, 2015 / 3 Comments
cham, chaam, chham dance, Tibetan dance, sikkim dance, bhutam dance

The Tibetan dance “Cham” is quite familiar with people fascinated by the ever varying Indian culture. However, very few resources in English exist on the internet.  Having got the slightest hint of [Read more...]

Posted in: Cham dance, Culture, Exclusive, Festival, Sikkim, State, Travel Tagged: Black hat dance, Buddhist custom, Cham, Cham dance costumes, Cham dance mask, Cham dance photographs, cham mask, chham dance, chham dance sikkim, chham festival, chham festival sikkim, Folk culture, Folk dance, Kaged festival, Kagyat festival, Karma Lama, Karmapa Mahakala Dance, Mahakala Dance, Masked Dances, Tibetan dance

Magen David Synagogue and 5 things about Calcutta’s Jews.

January 1, 2015 / 1 Comment
magen david synagogue kolkata, jewish synagogues in Kolkata

I had no proper plans made for this year’s Christmas. Tired of resting, I boarded a taxi and asked the driver to take me around, perhaps to a less crowded church. I was busy searching for some church [Read more...]

Posted in: Burrabazar, Colours, Culture, Exclusive, Festival, Kolkata, Kolkata Exclusive!, Kolkata Street Photography, Photography, Social Media and Me Tagged: Aishaani Saha annaprashan, Arati Devi, Brabourne Road crossing, Esther Victoria Abraham, Ezra street, featured, First Miss India, Jael Siliman, Jewish church in kolkata, Jewish synagogue, Jews in Calcutta, Jews in Kolkata, Last Jews in Calcutta, Magen David Synagogue, Nahoums, Pramila, Rachael Sofaer
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