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'One Must Sing Before Tongues Are Tied': A Poet On Art And Survival In Kashmir Post Article 370
Kashmiri poet, filmmaker and academic Asiya Zahoor talks about Article 370, the significance of the Chinar tree in Kashmir, and the necessity of expression and ordinary joys even in the most turbulent places.
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As Margaret Atwoods 'The Testaments' Hits The Stands, A Look At Feminist Utopias
Are dystopias the only lens through which fiction can present the nastiness of the world? What, for example, does a feminist utopia look like?
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Shubha Mudgal Weaves Music Into Fiction In Her First Book
Through seven short stories, 'Looking for Miss Sargam' engages with what Shubha Mudgal knows bestthe vagarious, demanding and often absurd world of music.
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JEC: Posted On Facebook, This Bengaluru Techie's Novel Has Gone Viral In Assam
When Indranee Sharma began typing out the first sentences of a love story set in her alma mater, Jorhat Engineering College, little did she know she would become Assam's newest literary sensation.
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