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The Sounds Of Kolkata

The Sounds Of Kolkata

Of azaan, ting-ting, street calls and kabadiwallahs — these are the everyday sounds Kolkata hears

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The North Remembers

The North Remembers

An ode to a timeless part of Kolkata, which lures you away from notifications and into the inviting arms of nostalgia

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Priyam Marik

Oct 18, 2026

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The Enduring Enigma That Is Calcutta

The Enduring Enigma That Is Calcutta

Geography gives Calcutta — now Kolkata — unique advantages, and civilisational confluences have endowed it with fabulous strengths. Once a global powerhouse, despite its economic decline, its influence perseveres

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What Park Street Carries

What Park Street Carries

A return to Kolkata leads this writer into the story of his family restaurant… and a larger one about inheritance

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Anand Puri

Oct 18, 2026

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Five Best Restaurants & Bars in Kolkata To Try Now

Five Best Restaurants & Bars in Kolkata To Try Now

From contemporary Bengali cuisine and East-Asian-inspired grills to edgy cocktails, here are five Kolkata spots that are talk of the town

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The Unlikely Princess

The Unlikely Princess

How does the marriage of an Australian “commoner” to an Indian nawab play a part in bringing down the curtain on the British empire?

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From India to Australia: The Handover

From India to Australia: The Handover

Artisans in India take a centuries-old craft to a historic church in Baulkham Hills

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Team DOT.in

Oct 18, 2026

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Shashi Tharoor On Diplomacy, Diaspora And Dosti

Shashi Tharoor On Diplomacy, Diaspora And Dosti

Parliamentarian, author, former diplomat and one of India’s most compelling voices weighs in on Indo-Australian ties, cricket, his favourite Australian English word, and much more

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Rasheed Kidwai

Oct 18, 2026

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Appreciating Value

Appreciating Value

What differentiates acquisition from stewardship? An insider’s view of luxury through the lens of appreciation

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Team DOT.in

Oct 18, 2026

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Let There Be Light

Let There Be Light

The Festival of Lights calls for new ways to brighten your home. And while the humble diya remains unrivalled, these newer kids on the block sure know how to light up a space

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Upasya Bhowal

Oct 18, 2026

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Maximalism Lights Up Diwali

Maximalism Lights Up Diwali

Luxury personal shopper, stylist and founder of Bridelan, Nisha Kundnani, on the rise of maximalist Diwali dressing and the cultural resonance of getting dressed for the festival

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Shradha Agarwal

Oct 18, 2026

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The Diwali Dress Code

The Diwali Dress Code

Sydney to Silicon Valley, London to Dubai. Four stylish women of the Indian diaspora share how memory and personal style shape Diwali dressing

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Shradha Agarwal

Oct 18, 2026

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The Value Of Auspiciousness in Dhanteras

The Value Of Auspiciousness in Dhanteras

Why buying gold, silver and utensils and investments on Dhanteras remains a Diwali tradition, even as the meaning of value keeps changing

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Anu Prabhakar

Oct 18, 2026

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Shared Climate, Disparate Challenges

Shared Climate, Disparate Challenges

Climate equity is not just about emissions and targets. It is about recognising who used the world’s carbon space, who is paying the price, and whether we can build a fairer future

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Jayanta Basu

Oct 18, 2026

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Healing with Words

Healing with Words

Susan McLaine explores the benefits of reading deeply, not just to understand the text but to develop a healthier relationship with the self

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Dipanjan Sinha

Oct 18, 2026

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Reel World Leaders

Reel World Leaders

In the age of social media, it hardly seems to matter what a world leader’s policies are, as long as they can pull off “Insta-worthy” moments

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Anuvab Pal

Oct 18, 2026

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Drawing the Line

Drawing the Line

The many forms of ground rice paste floor art across the length and breadth of India

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Sukanya Das

Oct 18, 2026

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Pure Coffee and Craftsmanship

Pure Coffee and Craftsmanship

Products and places that linger: Deluca Coffee's deliberate obscurity, the Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda PF Chronograph Mysterieux, and Rolex's vibrant Oyster Perpetual 36.

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Team DOT.in

Oct 7, 2026

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Coffee, Camera and Clocking it right

Coffee, Camera and Clocking it right

Baba Budan's Melbourne espresso, Trudon's Mortel Noir, the Leica M EV1's electric viewfinder, and Vacheron Constantin's colourful new Overseas pair.

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Team DOT.in

Oct 7, 2026

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Of Mangoes and More

Of Mangoes and More

Instant chemistry and slow-burn romance: the Indian Mango Festival in Sydney, 'Avatar: Forms of Vishnu' at AGNSW, Jalsa by Titan Nebula, and Cartier's Melbourne Winter Masterpieces.

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Team DOT.in

Oct 7, 2026

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Mumbai Gothic

Mumbai Gothic

Beyond the selfie, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus reveals a meeting of Victorian ambition, Indian craftsmanship and a city always in motion

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Putting the ‘Maximum’ in Maximum City

Putting the ‘Maximum’ in Maximum City

Once a collection of tiny islands, Mumbai underwent a century-long transformation to become India’s financial capital

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Vedant Karia

Sep 17, 2026

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Lights, Camera, Accounts

Lights, Camera, Accounts

The inside story of what makes a Bollywood hit, from box-office numbers and distributor deals to streaming, star entourages and the hidden economics behind the biggest blockbusters

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Dipanjan Sinha

Sep 17, 2026

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Respected and Admired Sourav: Hayden

Respected and Admired Sourav: Hayden

Two-time World Cup-winning Australian icon Matthew Hayden opens up on his Indian nemesis and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, the key to successful partnerships and his life outside cricket

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