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Gunter Grass And Kolkata: A Four Decade of Love-Hate Tale
- Monday April 13, 2015
- Kolkata News | Indo-Asian News Service
From a dark depiction of the "omnipresent stench", the people dwelling in concrete pipes and damning criticism of the city's culture of hero worship to a philanthropic reachout to its marginalized people like ragpickers - Gunter Grass' 40-year-old association with Kolkata had multiple shades.
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Saradha Scam: Enforcement Directorate Questions Artist Shuvaprasanna
- Monday October 13, 2014
- India News | Edited by Vishnu Varma
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) today questioned well-known artist Shuvaprasanna in connection with the multi-crore Saradha chit fund scam.
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Kolkata: Artists protest western dress code
- Tuesday June 14, 2011
- Kolkata News | NDTV Correspondent
65 years after independence, some clubs in Kolkata still have a very strict dress code: men must wear either formal western attire or the national outfit - a dhoti and kurta. Last Wednesday, leading artist Shuvaprasanna was not allowed to dine at the 104 year old Calcutta Club as he was wearing a kurta-pajama. This enraged many who view...
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Gunter Grass And Kolkata: A Four Decade of Love-Hate Tale
- Monday April 13, 2015
- Kolkata News | Indo-Asian News Service
From a dark depiction of the "omnipresent stench", the people dwelling in concrete pipes and damning criticism of the city's culture of hero worship to a philanthropic reachout to its marginalized people like ragpickers - Gunter Grass' 40-year-old association with Kolkata had multiple shades.
- www.ndtv.com
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Saradha Scam: Enforcement Directorate Questions Artist Shuvaprasanna
- Monday October 13, 2014
- India News | Edited by Vishnu Varma
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) today questioned well-known artist Shuvaprasanna in connection with the multi-crore Saradha chit fund scam.
- www.ndtv.com
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Kolkata: Artists protest western dress code
- Tuesday June 14, 2011
- Kolkata News | NDTV Correspondent
65 years after independence, some clubs in Kolkata still have a very strict dress code: men must wear either formal western attire or the national outfit - a dhoti and kurta. Last Wednesday, leading artist Shuvaprasanna was not allowed to dine at the 104 year old Calcutta Club as he was wearing a kurta-pajama. This enraged many who view...
- www.ndtv.com