Soma Bose’s ‘The Garden of White Roses’ explores memory, letters and lives that history forgets

Author Soma Bose’s third book, The Garden of White Roses, was released at a glittering literary and cultural gathering at the Kolkata Centre for Creativity, attended by leading personalities from cinema, theatre, literature, dance and contemporary arts. The launch brought together veteran actor Barun Chanda, danseuse Tanushree Shankar, social media influencer Sreenanda Shankar, theatre and …

35 Lakh Properties, Tax from 18 Lakh: Manjunath Raju Urges Immediate Action to Strengthen Bengaluru’s Property Tax Administration

Former BBMP Finance & Taxation Committee Chairman Manjunath Raju today called for immediate administrative action to strengthen Bengaluru’s property tax administration, urging civic authorities to fully utilize the city’s existing Property Identification Number (PID) and GIS-based property mapping system to improve tax compliance and enhance municipal revenue collection.   The statement follows recent observations by …

Hyderabad’s Moderne International Academy Introduces Future-Ready Education Model Integrating AI, Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Development

Hyderabad, Telangana: As parents increasingly seek learning environments that prepare children for a rapidly evolving global economy rather than examinations alone, Moderne International Academy (MIA) has unveiled its future-ready educational ecosystem that combines globally aligned academics with artificial intelligence, emotional intelligence, leadership development, technology-enabled learning and holistic student wellbeing. Founded by Chartered Accountant and entrepreneur Raviteja Gaddam …

Neville Tuli-Curated SWARAJ by T.R.I.S. Revisits India’s Journey Towards Political Self-Rule and Self-Discovery

New Delhi: A nation does not remember its history only through dates.   It remembers through images. Through words. Through songs and slogans. Through photographs that froze a moment forever. Through paintings born out of protest. Through newspapers that carried the mood of a country. And through ordinary objects that quietly became witnesses to extraordinary …