Paramita Ghosh is a Senior Editor at The New Indian Express. She specializes in culture and society, with a keen focus on arts and entertainment, including topics such as Bollywood, books, fashion, and style, as well as societal issues in Pakistan. Paramita's work has been featured in Indulge Express and The New Indian Express.
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CHENNAI: With the lights dimmed, the ghosts walked in. Poet-publisher Naveen Kishore’s performance of poetic fragments at the ongoing IHC theatre festival evoke
In the film Mahalaya, one Bengali bureaucrat in North Block catches hold of another and ticks him off for giving the 4 am Birendra Krishna Bhadra's radio rendition welcoming Goddess Durga a miss — and having done so, he had ‘lost' his culture to Delhi.
In the campaign film for Raw Mango's latest festive collection, ‘Garland', two different ideas of marriage are crossed to put together a wedding for a new-age couple. In the film, foreheads crease, family gatherings in the living room see some heat, but the institution of marriage receives no serious threat.
By: Paramita Ghosh
Dalrymple on the cultural and economic heft of ancient India, a Chinese ruler sold on an Indian faith, and why he uses Indian and Indic interchan
By: Priyamvada Rana, Paramita Ghosh
It’s mid-afternoon and entrepreneur Kalyani Saha Chawla, in a white Zara shirt and Golden Goose jeans, is all business and bustle at her store in Defence Colony
By: Paramita Ghosh, Priyamvada Rana
It’s mid-afternoon and entrepreneur Kalyani Saha Chawla, in a white Zara shirt and Golden Goose jeans, is all business and bustle at her store in Defence Colony
While VP Singh's Mandal Commission altered Indian politics forever, making affirmative action for OBCs irreversible, in his private moments towards the end of his life he wondered if he had made the right decision.
The end of The Iliad is marked by two funerals and a rage. In the 23rd book of the epic poem, the great Greek hero Achilles mourns the death of his friend Patro
When asked what his life would have been without tabla during a Doordarshan interview, he said the thought had never crossed his mind. “Tabla has been bhai (brother) and dost (friend).”
Seventeen women leaders, Devis, came on stage during a dazzling evening that unfolded at ITC Maurya to be honoured by an award given by the Sunday
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