Dr. Nachiketa Bandyopadhyay

Born and brought up in West Bengal, Dr. Nachiketa, a Ph.D of Visva Bharati. Erstwhile Reader in Zoology, he has been writing poems in English, since last few years. He loves any language and literature. He writes on wildlife, art and science of the past, archeology, visual arts, music, women studies, classical music, folk culture, peace practice, and Indology. He is now serving as Registrar of a University.

February 23, 2021
Dr. Nachiketa Bandyopadhyay
Arts, Cover Story, Folklore, History & Culture, Religion

Women in Stone: Evolution of Erotic Sculpture, Anthropological Inclination & Tantric Influence – II

In the second part, Nachiketa elaborates on the evolution of erotic sculpture, anthropological inclination, and Tantric influence. An exclusive for Different Truths. Scholars had the opinion that erotic sculpture...

February 16, 2021
Dr. Nachiketa Bandyopadhyay
Arts, Cover Story, Folklore, History & Culture, Religion

Women in Stone: Erotic Essence of Indian Art – I

In this paper, Nachiketa attempts to hold an overview of the expression of women in sculpture (poetry in stone) up to the precolonial period from ancient India. Here is...

June 10, 2019
Dr. Nachiketa Bandyopadhyay
Arts, Cover Story, Literature, Music, Poem

Jhumur: A Dying Art Form Needs Preservation – II

May 20, 2019
Dr. Nachiketa Bandyopadhyay
Arts, Cover Story, Dance, Music

Tracing the Antiquity of Jhumur – I

September 24, 2018
Dr. Nachiketa Bandyopadhyay
Criticism, Gender, History & Culture, Human Rights, Special Feature

Black Women Celebrate Africanness: Identity, Rights, Culture and Gender Assertion

The cultural values of the ancient Africanness handed over to their children by Black mothers, even when values disappeared in history and ideas turned moribund through generations of slavery...

Women in Stone: Evolution of Erotic Sculpture, Anthropological Inclination & Tantric Influence – II

Women in Stone: Erotic Essence of Indian Art – I

Jhumur: A Dying Art Form Needs Preservation – II

Tracing the Antiquity of Jhumur – I

Black Women Celebrate Africanness: Identity, Rights, Culture and Gender Assertion

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