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Two Italian masters offered clashing portraits of India—one shaped by Nehruvian modernity, the other by subaltern ...

Chief Justice Gavai’s 2025 tenure saw reversals in rights, environmental law, and judicial independence—deepening executive ...

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AI-driven filmmaking promises effortless creativity but threatens cinema’s soul, workers, and artistic desire. Explore how synthetic cinema shifts culture and power.

A sharp review critiques Manu Joseph’s ideas on poverty, caste, social contracts, and elite hypocrisy in post-COVID India.

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Post-Independence India was a nation of promises. Promises of justice. Promises of liberty. Promises of equality, fraternity, ...

The last few decades have seen creative writing from the north-eastern region establish a substantial presence in the ...

If you happen to pass them when they are having a break between work, you might find them sitting on their haunches around a ...