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Thought Box
Indian Truck Art travels to England
While keeping an eye on the scenic beauty that surrounds you while driving on a highway, truck art is also something to look out for. Even if not familiar with the term, truck...
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Many Shades of Feminism
In Meg Wolitzer’s novel, The Female Persuasion, a character called Faith Frank, a second wave feminist, gives a speech to students at which she says, “Wh...
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India’s Foreign Policy lacks substantial gains; requires Reprioritization
When historians look back at this time they will say that India was at the cusp of greatness. A high demographic potential, a robust economy, a strong military and world respe...
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‘Nico 1988’: A Tribute to the Unconventional Singer Christa Paffgen
The opening scene of ‘Nico, 1988’ shows lead singer Christa Paffgen, known professionally as Nico, as tumbling down the slope of heroin addiction concentrating on ...
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Lost but not found: An artist focuses on the tragedy of the Nation’s rising cases of Missing Children
At a modest estimate, a lakh, if not more children go missing every year from diverse parts of the nation, including the top metros Mumbai and New Delhi. According to the Nati...
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Why being an Intellectual has become risky in Modi's India
It is difficult to draw the line between an 'ordinary' citizen questioning the fate of his tax money in a tea shop and an 'intellectual' who does the same through writing. Wh...
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War of Words
Though many of his plays have been absurd or surreal, Makrand Deshpande wanted to experiment with an all-out farce, and what invites ridicule more than an Indian wedding? Howe...
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The Khan Syndrome: Are we ready for a New Kind of Hero?
Admit it. We all need a hero - someone whom we can look up to, admire and believe that he represents the zeitgeist of the present-day conditions. Be it in the spheres of polit...
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Through The Looking Glass
What happens when the quiet world of children’s books collides with Hollywood? Nothing much on the surface, but much turbulence underneath. A House Amo...
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An Artist’s Political Awakening: From painting Moods of the Season to reflecting the Human Condition Today
Today, an Indian artist can’t venture into areas where angels fear to tread. Representation of goddesses, nudity and politics of protest are de facto out of bounds...
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