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Search ResultTHOUGHT FACTORY: CELEB SOUNDBYTES AND HUMAN TRAGEDIES
Monojit Lahiri investigates this contentious issue in the face of the latest nightmare emerging from Kolkata's R.G Kar Medical...
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Towards the non-bourgeoise tales from screen and stage: Amar Singh Chamkila and Lavani ke Rang are explored here by filmmaker Sharad Ra...
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On Balraj Sahni’s birth anniversary, Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri looks at the lasting legacy of Garm Hawa, which celebrates i...
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Dr. Ajanta Dutt highlights the pathos of a friendship between two boys - an unusual story, Dostojee, filmed in the backdrop of...
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What is between recent popular Malayalam flicks and the wedding eve ceremonies in the bride’s house, asks...
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The founder of the Indian Society of Oriental Art, Abanindranath Tagore’s work defies any straightjacketing, writes Shantanu Ray ...
Read MoreIndian Media: Delete, Copy, Paste & Repeat
Amit Khanna writes that a simple definition of news is organized information about a changed situation, events, happenings and...
Read MoreQuestioning Society’s long history of Villainizing Women
Amanda Knox knows all too well what it’s like to be made into a villain. The 30-year-old writer-activist'...
Read MoreThe Love-Hate relationship between AC/DC and the Women who listen to Them
On hearing their songs, a conscientious feminist would surely stop listening to AC/DC and build a bonfire out of the band’s back catalogue. But, much as one feels bad...
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