Very rarely have films argued their own redundancy the way Imtiaz Ali’s Partition-era drama Main Vaapas Aaunga (MVA, ...
My poems emerge from the tension between personal experience and collective trauma: Robin S. Ngangom
Robin S. Ngangom reflects on Manipur, memory, identity, Northeast literature, and poetry shaped by conflict, displacement, ...
Ayodhya padayatra blends faith, corruption allegations, and political strategy, reshaping the battle over Hindutva ahead of ...
Can literary festivals save Urdu, or do Imambaras keep it alive? This essay explores Muharram, oral traditions, and ...
Recurring fires in Noida and Ghaziabad expose India's weak high-rise firefighting capacity, ageing safety systems, and ...
After defections and the BJP's rise, Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena faces an existential crisis over Hindutva, identity, and ...
The 2026 NATO summit in Ankara highlighted Türkiye's rising strategic influence, widening transatlantic differences over ...
It centres Penelope so that we get to hear the story from the perspective of the long-suffering wife of the hero. What made ...
J&K's curriculum audit and book ban have triggered accusations of historical erasure, censorship, and state control over ...
Illegal HTBt cotton is reshaping Indian agriculture as farmers outpace regulation. This analysis examines gene editing, ...
As AI reshapes journalism, film, and music, Indian creators ask if mortality, risk, and lived experience are what keep human ...
But in Yann Martel’s new novel, they are yoked together in unexpected, and eventually, uneven ways. Son of Nobody is an ...
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