Asian Paints, in collaboration with Street Art Kolkata, has transformed Ballygunge into a living art district. The festival brings murals and public art to streets and walls, celebrating Kolkata’s creativity, street culture, and community spirit.

The 31st edition of the Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF) is set to celebrate the best of global cinema from November 6 to 13, and this year, Poland has been chosen as the Spotlight Country. marking a significant cultural exchange between India and the European nation.

Kolkata bounces back from the torrential rains of 23rd September with renewed Puja spirit as Puja Bandhu, the Kolkata Police’s new app, goes live on Chaturthi. From navigating pandals safely to real-time crowd and traffic updates, the app ensures the City of Joy celebrates Durga Puja 2025 with resilience and festivity.

Kolkata’s yellow taxis have long been more than just a mode of transport. They are living archives of the city—each dent, scratch, and worn-out seat carrying countless untold stories. Now, these icons are set to make a grand return, reimagined as vibrant canvases on wheels.

When Uttam Kumar smiled, Bengal smiled with him. When he romanced Suchitra Sen in Saptapadi or Harano Sur, the screen itself seemed to breathe love. And when he left us too soon, Bengal wept.

One of Kolkata’s busiest riverfront spaces, Judges Ghat, has been given a new lease of life. After years of neglect, the historic ghat has reopened following a ₹4.5 crore restoration project led by the Prerna Foundation in partnership with the Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC).