The Undying Echo of Our Field of Song – A Tribute to Visharada Dr Nanda Malini — the Voice of the People
By Lionel Bopage One of the best known and most honoured singers of Sri Lanka, Sangeetha Visharada Dr Nanda Malini
The Role of Time in the Dalai Lama’s Enthronement
By Arvind Yadav July 6, is the Dalai Lama’s 91st birthday. Following the capture of Chamdo, the Dalai Lama’s eldest
How Emily Eden Drew the Ordinary and Extraordinary in 19th Century India
By Mary Ann Prior Eden’s work was notable for many reasons but particularly for introducing Indians amongst scenes and
Between Words and Silences: A New Feminist Poetics in Hindi
By Sanchita Khurana Beyond recovering and interpreting contemporary Hindi women poets, An Alchemy of Words and Silences reconfigures feminist
‘Baby Do Die Do’: This Mildly-Ambitious Woman Assassin Film Never Leaves the Slow Track
By Deep Mukherjee The title for Nachiket Samant’s film is at first perplexing. But then, once I saw what they
We Can Watch ‘The Voice of Hind Rajab’ in India, But I Am Not Sure We Deserve to
It’s to the eternal shame of India’s film censors that they had blocked The Voice of Hind Rajab’s release in
Being a Writer in 2026
The question old legacy media in such an age are most frequently asked is, where is your earlier optimism about