Matters India reporter Asansol, September 24, 2023 : Come, Bengal’s pooja and Christmas season, a renovated Church in Bengal’s railway town is bound to draw crowds of visitors to admire its colourful glass motif windows and painted vaults. The dwarf church built in 1975 in the third largest city ofContinue Reading
Matters India Reporter Kolkata, September 9, 2022: At an event marking Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav – 75 years of India’s independence – and Literacy Day, Church Art Kolkata honoured four clergy men for outstanding contribution to society along with several other eminent citizens. The program was held at Indian CouncilContinue Reading
By C.M. Paul Kolkata: The Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) and Church Art Kolkata organized a musical soiree, to promote culture and social harmony. The September 25program showcased a classical Indian slide guitar artist Bhaskar Mukhopadhyay and a medley of folk songs of Bengal rendered by Bandel Loke SamsadContinue Reading
Matters India reporter Kolkata: The 150th birth anniversary of Sister Nivedita, the first foreign disciple of Sri Ramakrishna was set rolling by the Indian National Forum of Art and Culture (INFAC), an NGO, in association with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, 28 May. Assistant general secretary, Ramakrishna Math andContinue Reading
The Holy Week ceremonies take place under grave circumstancesContinue Reading
New Delhi: Don Bosco Centre for Indigenous Cultures in Shillong has featured among the top 10 museums in India in a recent survey. The museum situated in Mawlai near Shillong is aimed at preserving and promoting indigenous cultures in India as well as other parts of the world and isContinue Reading
Kolkata: A slight stoop, hands folded, those merciful eyes and the unmistakable veil across her wrinkled forehead. Kolkata’s most famous icon has perhaps never been sculpted so brilliantly so far. The 5 ft 2 inch-bronze statue of Mother Teresa to be inaugurated at the Bishop’s House on Park Street onContinue Reading
Kolkata – Several first time visual treats await visitors to 415 year old Marian shrine on the banks of Hooghly River in West Bengal. Over 100,000 visitors of all religious beliefs are expected to visit the church on Christmas day. Almost the same number of people will visit Bandel Church on NewContinue Reading
The fibre glass nativity scene made by Kolkata-based company Church Art.Continue Reading
The mural, approximately 75 feet in width and 23 feet in height, is fixed on the wall above the choir-loft in the balconyContinue Reading