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From the very first frame, “Saiyaara” announces itself as a Mohit Suri film. Moody, emotional,…
In India, we often deify spiritual figures once they attain a certain level of perceived…
Ajay Kumar, Founder of RIGHTS and Director of the Equitives Foundation, passed away in August…
The first book of a dozen short stories to win the Booker prize, the first…
Caregiving doesn’t always come naturally, especially in a culture that expects children to care for…
As trust in institutions, including the media, continues to erode, racism, xenophobia, and dehumanizing stereotypes…
One recent morning, I woke with thoughts of a black cat named Bububu—an elegant creature…
Goddess Saraswati’s greatest gift to us is perhaps the ability to know that you don’t…
Banu Mushtaq (born 3 April 1948) is an Indian Kannada-language writer, activist, and lawyer from…
Robertsgunj/Sonebhadra, UP — Inside the dense forests of the Central Provinces, there is a liberated…
During this July 4th weekend, at the 56th OSA Convention in Dallas, Texas, the most…
While Western novelists are getting increasingly drawn to South Asia as an arena for exploring…
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