From bhaja moshla to dak bungalow, Bengal’s rich mutton menu goes beyond kosha mangsho
A look at the flavours, history and traditions behind Bengal’s other beloved mutton dishes Kolkata, September 08, dmanesdesk: For most
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Day: September 8, 2025
Home bar essentials for your Durga Puja house party
Planning a Puja house party? Here’s your starter kit for a festive bar that will impress friends and fuel the
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Women’s World Cup: Rs 100 tickets for league games, Shreya Ghoshal to perform at opening ceremony
The fan-friendly pricing aims to ensure packed stadiums and enthusiastic crowds as the women’s game continues to grow in stature
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BCCI set to elect new president, IPL chairman on September 28 after Roger Binny’s exit
IPL chairman Arun Dhumal is also likely to go for a mandatory cool-off period after completing a cumulative period of
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Bengal risks deeper fiscal strain as GST rejig slashes state revenue lifeline
With 62%GG Kolkata, September 08, dmanewsdesk: Bengal’s reliance on state GST revenue and central devolution of taxes for overall revenue
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Puja shoppers drive restaurant boom, back on the Menu: Rebound from Last Year’s Slump
From fancy restaurants in malls to the small roll outlet in Gariahat, the eateries have been doing brisk business since
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Festive fever beats both heat, humidity; shoppers branch out at malls and markets
Many of them went to air-conditioned malls. But even the tens of thousands who descended on Gariahat, Hatibagan and New
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Fresh job for some; after nine-year hiatus, SSC holds teacher recruitment test
The School Service Commission (SSC) conducted the tests on Sunday to shortlist candidates for 23,212 teaching posts for Classes IX
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BJD in wait-and-watch mode as Naveen weighs options on Vice-President election
Observers recall April’s split over waqf bill that dented Naveen’s authority in Delhi New Delhi, September 08, dmanewsdesk: BJD president
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A cure that is faulty
An elected judiciary poses many threats to democracy. A judge elected by the people’s vote would be under greater pressure
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