Taslima Nasreen backed a Uniform Civil Code during her return visit to Kolkata. She said equal laws are essential for women's rights and defended free expression after a felicitation disruption.
Exiled author Taslima Nasreen has voiced strong support for the adoption of a Uniform Civil Code in India, asserting that it is crucial for eradicating gender discrimination. She believes similar ...
BHOPAL: Madhya Pradesh chief minister Mohan Yadav on Sunday said that Jain religious leader Acharya Samay Sagar Maharaj will be invited to address a special session of the House, to be convened for ...
Welcoming Nasreen to what he called a "safe West Bengal", Adhikari said her presence itself demonstrated that democracy, constitutional values, freedom of speech and fundamental rights were now secure ...
KOLKATA: Bangladesh-born author Taslima Nasrin was accorded a civic reception at Kolkata's Rabindra Sadan on Saturday evening, where she said the city had given ...
Nasreen -- - who made her home in Kolkata after leaving Dhaka -- had to leave the City of Joy in 2007 following massive ...
KOLKATA: After a gap of 19 years, Bangladesh-born controversial writer Taslima Nasrin returned to Kolkata on Friday, a day ...
Bangladeshi-born author Taslima Nasrin landed in Kolkata on Friday after nearly 19 years to attend an anti-fundamentalism programme, marking her first visit to the city since she was forced to leave ...
Before the cameras rolled, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, best known for Dev.D, Criminal Justice and Undekhi, did what many Kolkatans instinctively do on an evening by the Ganga, he stopped for a paper cone ...
Kothay Kothay, an EC Block-based elocution group, organised Rabindra Nazruljayanti at the IPHE Hall, where vocal artistes ...
Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen on Friday returned to Kolkata after nearly 19 years, describing the visit as an emotional homecoming to a city she still considers her own. Her arrival comes ...
Midlife musings Comedian Rohan Joshi brings his latest stand-up show Getting There, reflecting on middle age and his humorous transformation into the quintessential Indian uncle. Packed with ...