Bankura, a district in the western part of West Bengal, is known for its rich tribal culture, terracotta temples, and scenic hills. While sites like Bishnupur are famous for their terracotta temple architecture, the remote interior villages of Bankura hide numerous forgotten temples, many in ruins, some still used for worship, and others lost in … Read more
Murshidabad, the former capital of Bengal Subah under the Mughals, is known for its grand palaces, sprawling gardens, and a rich history. But beneath this regal beauty lies a mysterious and eerie side, tales of hauntings, whispers of curses, and ghost stories that have survived generations. This article explores the haunted heritage of Murshidabad, revealing … Read more
Before British rule introduced formal Western education in Bengal, the town of Nabadwip in Nadia district stood as a prestigious center of Hindu learning and Vedic scholarship. Revered as the “Oxford of Bengal,” Nabadwip attracted scholars, theologians, and students from across India to its pathshalas (traditional schools) and tole systems, which focused on Sanskrit, logic, … Read more