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Chittajit Mitra

Uttar Pradesh
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Sandip Roy: “Chapal Rani made his own rules; that’s why he’s a queer survivor”

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By Chittajit Mitra
| Hindustan Times Verified
What’s your first memory of Chapal Rani and what made you decide that this is a story you want people to know? Author Sandip Roy (Courtesy Seagull Books) Chapal Rani is somebody I knew of rather than knew personally. I had seen him around, as I mentioned in the beginning of the book. But I never really talked to him. When Seagull approached me about doing a book chronicling his life story, I thought it would be an interesting project for me to find out more about him.
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Chintamoni Ghosh and the making of a legacy | Anjana Basu’s The House The Press Built

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By Chittajit Mitra
| The Hindu Verified
Cities change with time, and in the race in making them ‘smart’, we often forget the rich heritage that they carry. One such heritage property is Ghosh Villa, nestled in the neighbourhood of George Town in Allahabad (now Prayagraj). While many might have admired it from the outside, few may be aware of its rich history and the role it has played in making the city culturally wealthy.
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Report: Bazm-e-Virasat

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By Chittajit Mitra
| MSN India Verified
Chittajit Mitra A sense of nostalgia engulfs many cities that have seen a period of literary brilliance. One of them is Allahabad, now known as Prayagraj, which has seen the emergence of such formidable writers as Firaq Gorakhpuri, Suryakant Tripathi Nirala, and Harivansh Rai Bachhan, among others. The second edition of Bazm-e-Virasat, held from 19 to 21 December, 2025, at the Bishop Johnson School celebrated the city's rich literary and cultural heritage.
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