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Search ResultCLOSE TO THE GARDEN OF BROKEN SHADOWS
Humra Quraishi traces the events from 6th December 1992 to the recently concluded assembly elections, bring to fore...
Read MoreUNDERSTANDING TRUE FEMINISM FROM KAINAZ JUSSAWALLA
When a true feminist speaks, her words are like leaves floating right before they rest their feet on the ground. Here’s Kainaz Ju...
Read MoreVERSE OF MOSAB ABU TOHA AND HUMAN RIGHTS
Humra Quraishi wants to know why The World Human Rights Day should be observed this year, and questions the intentions of the ...
Read MoreA WORLD SCARRED BY BULLETS
I realize that for over five weeks now I’ve commented only about Palestinians and the ground realities of Gaza, writes Humra...
Read MoreTHE NEED OF THE HOUR: TUSHAR ARUN GANDHI
In this interview with Tushar Arun Gandhi, Vinta Nanda probes his mind to understand the dangers lying ahead and what are the ...
Read MoreGREAT TO HEAR FROM YOU BABY BOOMER SISTER!
The title tells you all about her. “Great to hear from you baby boomer sister!” she shouts out to me when I get in touch with actor...
Read MoreFROM TOM CRUISE TO AKSHAY KUMAR: HERE’S WHAT THEY DID BEFORE BECOMING STARS
Did you know Marlon Brando worked as a watchman and Sylvester Stallone in a beauty parlour? Monojit Lahiri invites you to have...
Read MoreWHO SOLD MY HOMELAND! WHO PAID THE PRICE!
Humra Quraishi addresses the trauma and abuse that children face in a hate-filled and warring world as Children’s Day on...
Read MoreJAYA BHADURI: SIGNATURE-SUPERSTARDOM REVISITED
“Jaya Bhaduri’s diminutive physical frame had cast a large image across the screens of India”, writes Aparajita Krish...
Read MoreSALUTING SATYAJIT RAY’S UNIQUE HEROES
Monojit Lahiri attempts to provide both a long shot and close-up of what made Satyajit Ray’s heroes so different, specia...
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