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Search ResultOn Manto’s 108th birth anniversary
“The more I sit thinking of Manto’s genius, I recall my meeting his grandnephew Abid Hasan Minto, in New Delhi&rd...
Read MoreLooking for hope in these dark times of Corona Pandemic
As India witnessed a surge in corona virus positive cases, a complete lockdown for 21 days was declared from 24th March in the country, since p...
Read MoreSaluting Akbar Padamsee, an artist and a beautiful mind
It was with a tentative sense of bravado that I had approached Akbar Padamsee, supremo artist, for the use of one of his brilliant metascapes &...
Read MoreAll that’s wrong with the discourse surrounding Rape
In the aftermath of the brutal rape and murder of a Hyderabad Vet and the encounter of the accused that followed, there has come to the fore an...
Read MoreBack to Basics: Political Organizations in India
In progress and evolution, few basics always remain fundamental to any system or organization. But it so happens that advancement of thought le...
Read MoreSimran Puri’s Kangan
Women are equals now by law but back then it was different…
The story unfolds amidst the splendour ...
Read MoreONLY FRENCHMEN AND BENGALI’S ARE INTELLECTUALS
“The whisper more effective than the shout
The gentle rain
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Bollywood’s leap out of the closet
“It is an old stereotype, that homosexuality has to do only with sex while heterosexuality is multifaceted and embraces love and romance....
Read MoreWomen’s Voices
The experiment of staging a selection of monologues worked well in Gujarati. In the first collection of seven short plays-- Saat Teri Ekvees (7...
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