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Urdu is not the monopoly of mullahs, nor even the Muslim community 

Our self-styled “left liberal” intelligentsia, otherwise loud in denouncing Hindu majoritarianism, suddenly turned mute when confronted with Muslim right-wing pressure

Nayantara Sahgal: “It’s quite possible that the organisers were under political pressure”

The author's invitation has been withdrawn by the organisers...

25 Years of Kalpana Lajmi’s Rudaali

Kalpana Lajmi, the courageous director who passed away recently,...

Seeing Reason in Anand Patwardhan’s Latest Documentary Vivek

“Anyone who sees my films is my audience,” said...

Art festival at TISS celebrates the colours of Bahujan resistance

 The Mumbai campus of Tata Institute of Social Sciences...

Artists Unite: More Than 450 Artists Sign On a Declaration for Democracy and Against Hate

The platform has also announced a national convention in...

The Importance of Art in Hard Times

Kanika Katyal in conversation with Ramu RamanathanOn 15 November,...

Voices of Dissent: When Art becomes anti National

Banning of books, opposing cricket team and singers from...

How Kashmiri youth is bringing Rabab music back to the valley

With support from Kashmir Tourism board, youngsters are bringing...

How my Nana read the Ramayana in Urdu

Editor and Publisher Yogesh Sharma writes about the fond...

Nazar Nasir: Breaking gender stereotypes in Kashmir through crochet

Nazar Nasir   Srinagar:- At the age of 19, Nazar Nasir...

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