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Yellow-Throated Marten: Asia’s Fearless “Honey Badger” of the Canopy Makes Its Mark

January 26, 2026

The Bengal News, Darjeeling, West Bengal, 26th January 2026 : Deep within the lush forests stretching across Asia, a vibrant and often misunderstood predator is making headlines for its remarkable adaptability and audacious hunting strategies. Meet the Yellow-Throated Marten (Martes flavigula), a creature gaining a reputation as Asia’s answer to the honey badger – a...

Surjahan 2026 Opens in Kolkata, Celebrating Global Folk Traditions for Peace

January 24, 2026

Barun Kr. Das, The Bengal News, Kolkata, 23rd January 2026 : The Banglanatak.com-initiated Surjahan 2026, a three-day World Peace Music Festival, commenced today at Golf Green Central Park. The festival will continue till January 25, celebrating folk and roots music from India and across the world.Organised in association with the Golf Green Central Coordination Committee,...

Is Now a Good Time to Invest in Mutual Funds?

January 24, 2026

Barun Kr. Das, The Bengal News, Kolkata, 23rd January 2026 : For most individual investors, mutual funds remain a compelling pathway to equity exposure in India – especially if approached with a long-term mindset: Rupee Cost Averaging Works in Tough MarketsSystematic Investment Plans (SIPs) help in reducing average purchase costs over time, which can be...

Parakram Diwas Celebrated at Victoria Memorial on Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s Birth Anniversary

January 23, 2026

Barun Kr. Das, The Bengal News, Kolkata, 23rd January 2026 : Parakram Diwas was commemorated with deep reverence and patriotic fervour at Victoria Memorial on January 23, marking the birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose. A special cultural programme was organised on this occasion by the Ministry of Information and Culture, Government of India....

The Last Trot: Kolkata’s Iconic Horse Carriages Face an Uncertain 2026

January 23, 2026

The Bengal News, Kolkata, January’2026 : For over a century, the rhythmic “clip-clop” of horse-drawn carriages around the Victoria Memorial has been as much a part of the city’s identity as its yellow taxis and slow-moving trams. But as 2026 begins, this colonial-era relic is facing a perfect storm of legal pressure, animal rights activism,...

Kolkata Turns Yellow: A Celebration of Knowledge, Art, and Youth on Saraswati Puja

January 23, 2026

Rajarshi Ganguly, The Bengal News, West Bengal, 22 nd January 2026 : The city of joy transformed into a vibrant sea of yellow and white today as millions of Bengalis celebrated Saraswati Puja, the festival dedicated to the Goddess of learning, music, and the arts. Coinciding with Vasant Panchami, the festival marks the ceremonial arrival...

Yellow Hues and Festive Queues: West Bengal Markets Buzz on Saraswati Puja Eve

January 22, 2026

Rajarshi Ganguly, The Bengal News, West Bengal, 22nd January 2026 : The air in West Bengal is thick with the scent of incense and the vibrant sight of Basanti (yellow) as the state gears up for Saraswati Puja tomorrow, January 23. From the historic lanes of Kumartuli to the bustling neighborhood markets of Gariahat and...

Indian Economy & Markets Headlines

January 22, 2026

Sudip Chanda, The Bengal News, January 22, 2026 : The Indian equity markets snapped a three-day losing streak on Thursday, bolstered by a wave of positive global cues and a bullish revision of national growth forecasts. As the World Economic Forum at Davos highlights India’s transition from an “emerging” to a “pivotal” global player, domestic...

Life on the Pavement Beneath Kolkata’s Bright Lights

January 20, 2026

Barun Kr. Das, The Bengal News, Kolkata, India : On a cold winter night along Park Street, one of Kolkata’s busiest and most brightly lit thoroughfares, a mother sleeps on the pavement with her young child wrapped beside her in a single blanket. In front of them, two pairs of slippers are placed neatly on...

The Dance of the Wood-Faced Gods: Gomira Ritual Revives North Bengal Traditions

January 18, 2026

Rajarshi Ganguly, The Bengal News, West Bengal, January 18, 2026 — As the winter sun sets over the rural landscapes of Kushmandi and Mahishbathan, the rhythmic, heavy thumping of the Dhak (traditional drum) begins to echo through the fields. It marks the arrival of the Gomira dance, a centuries-old masked ritual that remains the spiritual...

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