Noholie Bonnerjee – Oaklores

Noholie Bonnerjee

I am Noholie Bonnerjee, a citizen of India and a second-year undergraduate student residing and studying in Kolkata (West Bengal, India). I am pursuing my undergraduate B.A. Honours (Bachelor of Arts) in History (major subject) and International Relations and Strategic Studies (elective subject) from Jadavpur University (Kolkata, West Bengal).

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Thakurmar Jhuli: A Culmination of Cultural Symbolism and Fantasy

Folktales form an integral part for the creation of perspectives, mainly inspired by the oral narratives transmitted for generations. Bengal is known for its literary culture and the use…

The Yellow Ambassador Taxi: The Lost King of Calcutta Roads

Introduction Once known as the ‘King of Roads,’ the yellow taxi, as a nostalgic transportation, carried a legacy of over a century. A culmination of both tradition and modernity, it…

Murshidabad Silk: The Queen of Weaving Bengal Narratives

Introduction Murshidabad silk, famously called the “queen of weaving” or “Queen’s weaving,” stands as a witness to the rich cultural heritage of Bengal, being an integral part of the journey…

Taalpatar Sepai: The Lost childhood from the Bengal Household

Introduction A perception is created when we think of the northwestern region of India, especially Rajasthan, renowned for the art of puppetry. In Bengal, a distinctive style of puppetry can…

Gaudiya Nritya: The Classical Gem of Bengal

Introduction Gaudiya Nritya is one of the classical yet underrated gems of Bengal’s cultural heritage. Originating from the Natyashastra, it has gained popularity in the eastern part of India, including…

The Babu Culture through the perspective of Kalighat Paintings

Introduction The Babu was addressed with the prefix of ‘mister’ or ‘sir,’ a symbol of gentlemanly behaviour spread by the colonial culture. Calcutta, being the capital of colonial India, became…

The Baul Tradition in Bengal: A Celebration of Dance, Music and Spirituality

Introduction …