Sandip Roy is a journalist at various esteemed publications including BBC News and The Hindu. He explores themes of culture and society, travel, and politics, often reflecting on the significance of communication across borders and the nuances of cultural movements. Sandip's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Economic Times and Condé Nast Traveller India.
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Marginal on the plate yet ubiquitous, the chutney may be the ultimate unity-in-diversity dish
Food has become a tool to inflame passions and exert power, and people seem more worked up about what is on other's plates than their own
of France came back to Bengal last week. Chandernagar on he bank of the river Hoogly was one of 5 French settlements in India in colonial times since around 1696.
By: Sandip Roy
Once dubbed 'Flop Master General', he became a star in Bengal who made fans forget the world and its problems. In his centenary year, unpacking Uttam Kumar's appeal
of Last Sunday I happened to be in San Francisco and watched KALW move into its new home at Warfield Common. RIBBON CUTTING.
Little has been done to preserve Chandannagar's French past. Plans to restore the Registry building offer hope for heritage conservation and riverside culture
In his later years my grandfather had a little mid-morning ritual. He would come to the bottom of our staircase at our home in Kolkata and ask for the newspaper.
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of Google maps told us how to get to the Rainbow Village in Malang but not how to cross the road. TRAFFIC
By: Sandip Roy
Sunrise is no longer a moment of beauty, strange aloneness and experiencing magic. Thanks to Instagram influencers, people are crisscrossing the map looking for the most reel-worthy sunrise
