Ahona Sengupta
Posts by: Ahona Sengupta
Capturing the essence of Indian history and antiquity through art
From murals to intricate monochrome drawings, Nanadan Purkayastha's artistic journey transcends cities, weaving tales of ancient myths, fashion influences, and a harmonious blend of past and present
Hanuman statue crafted by Muslim artists set to be consecrated
Temple committee, which will inaugurate 51-foot Hanuman statue in Geeta Colony on January 22, emphasises the need for inclusivity and communal harmony
Oriental Duck Festival: A feast for the palate
The ambiance, with its Buddhist-inspired decor, makes the experience even more authentic
A Tihar Jail Store stocked with resilience and a lot of hope
After a successful run at government spaces for years, a Tihar Jail store has been opened at a public place for the first time to sell products manufactured by inmates
Acid Attacks: No change on ground; crisis deepens
Amid regulatory shortcomings, societal influences and half-baked policies, acid attacks persist as survivors navigate a system that fails them on multiple fronts
Cake-mixing: From family affairs to hotel fests
What was once an integral part of traditions in Anglo-Indian communities ahead of Christmas, has transformed into a social event among Delhi’s affluent class as the city’s luxury hotels have embraced cake-mixing ceremonies
Desi Oon Festival: Centuries-Old craft meets modern mastery
From the sheep-rearing heartland of north and northeastern hills to the Deccani sheep of the South and the carpet-rich landscapes of Bikaner, this festival celebrates the rich and diverse heritage of Indian wool
Tackling deepfakes: Urgent need for tech solutions and legal reforms
A recent instance of deepfake content, in which visuals of actor Rashmika Mandanna were cloned, has once again brought to light the consequences of unregulated access to A1; experts say the war against information can only be fought with education and stringent legal reforms