House of Henry Derozio: The Man Who Taught Indians to Ask the Question “WHY”
On May 11, 2015
In People
The house of Henry Vivian Derozio was identified by chance when Shri SHakti Sadan Mukherjee was looking through the title deeds of Calcutta Municipal
Suhasini Biswas: A Prisoner of War in Conversation with Tagore
On May 8, 2015
In People
This is a story of how Tagore's Gitanjali helped an Indian woman PoW in World War II to survive the ordeals of detention
Nepal: Remember Something Ancient, Imagine Something New
On May 7, 2015
An art installation on the wall of the British Embassy carries a new meaning after the disaster
Thank God there are absent minded Professors
On May 4, 2015
An absent minded professor is nerdy, unkempt and rather messy and a butt of jokes in comic strips and movies. But thankfully for us
A Dinosaur named Tagore
On May 3, 2015
In People
The ISI geologists in 1961 excavated a dinosaur skeleton which they christened Barapasaurus tagorei after Rabindranath Tagore
Dear Dr Raghuram Rajan
A Ten Year Old Girl Writes a Letter to the RBI Governor and gets back a reply
I Do Yours
On April 30, 2015
In Creative
Editor’s Note: It is indeed a privilege for us that one of India’s most celebrated quiz master agreed to be published in probashionline.com. We
Rao Tula Ram: Subhash Chandra Bose from Haryana
On April 29, 2015
In People
There is uncanny similarity between Rao Tula Ram, the hero of Haryana and Subhash Chandra Bose, read on and be amazed
Barun Biswas: A Martyr India Knew Too Late
On April 25, 2015
In People
This is the story of Barun Biswas , a school teacher, who single handedly taught a whole town to oppose gang rapists
The Calcutta Double Decker
On April 25, 2015
In Events
Editor’s Note: Prof Aloke Kumar is someone whom I hold in awe. I have been enjoying his excellent writings on Facebook posts. And each
Short Story : Waiting for You
On April 23, 2015
In Creative
Mita’s life had always been tedious and bland. Her days were occupied with household chores and her work. The youngest child of the
