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Exploring the Largest Railway Stations in India: A Journey Through Architectural and Operational Marvels

Largest Railway Stations in India India’s railway network is one of the most extensive and busiest in the world, featuring several grand and historic railway stations. Here, we explore the largest railway stations in India, showcasing their unique architectural features and historical significance. 1. Howrah Junction Railway Station Howrah Junction Railway station is the biggest […]

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The Emergence of Dhaka Art College and Its Contribution to Bangladeshi Art.

Introduction Art plays a vital role in forming cultures and expressing societal identities. The Dhaka Art College, established in 1948, has had a major impact on Bangladeshi art, developing several talents and contributing to the national and global expansion of the country’s art language. It was the region’s first art school and grew to become

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Remembering SM Sultan, the Bangladeshi Artist Who Captured Peasants With Exaggerated Muscles

SM Sultan’s Life Sheikh Mohammed Sultan, popularly known as SM Sultan, was a Bangladeshi decolonial artist who worked in painting and drawing. He was born on this day, August 10, 1923, in Jessore, Bangladesh. His works were characterized by their repeated selection of subjects in the form of peasants engaged in labour. To enhance this

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Three Critical Investments According to Ramprasad Akkisetti at the 18th Smart Office India Summit 2024: A Good Chair, A Comfortable Bed, and Quality Footwear

Introduction Pune, this 18th Smart Office India Summit 2024 witnessed the keynote address by Mr. Ramprasad Akkisetti, who is Co-founder & MD, CCBA Designs. Mr. Akkisetti comes with more than 30 years of experience, and has become a name synonymous with architect and commercial design. His speech from the summit brought in some really important

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Rhythm and the Cult of the Body, Art of Fernand Leger

Fernand Leger Famous Paintings Famous French painter Fernand Léger was born in Argentan, Normandy, on February 4, 1881. His parents were cattle ranchers and did not support creative aspirations. Therefore, he started his artistic career in the context of a family that valued practical trades. Léger’s lifelong embrace of modernism and technology was made possible

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Athletes in Art: 7 Iconic Portraitures of Sportspersons by Artists 

Introduction Athletes are more than just athletes — they are sports icons and one of the larger-than-life characters that shape our collective imagination. These larger-than-life stars, from the gridiron to the tennis court, have taken our hearts and minds with their achievements on fielding field, unabashed independence and unyielding endurance. Their victories and struggles reflect

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Chandan Bez Baruah’s “Elsewhere In Northeast India” at Shridharani Gallery

LATITUDE 28 gallery presented a solo show of Chandan Bez Baruah, “Elsewhere In Northeast India”, at Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, curated by Waswo X. Waswo. The show will open on 12th August  2024. This exhibition calls for quiet contemplation, encouraging an appreciation of the delicate interplay between nature and human experience. Chandan’s intricate woodcuts reveal

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