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Getty Images : Protest Over Harassment Faced By Kashmiri Students

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How Sikhs Bridged a Communal Gap After Pahalgam

BY Bupinder Singh Bali

Illustration: Saahil

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Creativity Curtailed in Kerala?

BY Shahina K. K.

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Revisiting Tagore's Nationalism In The Time of Pahalgam: An Urgent Introspection

BY Sangmuan Hangsing

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Pahalgam | The Village of Shepherds

BY Ayeesha Bhat

Yawar Nazir/Getty Images : SRINAGAR, KASHMIR- NOVEMBER 22: A Kashmiri Muslim man scatters flowers on the grave as he pays homage to Robert Thorpe, on his 145th death anniversary at a Christian cemetery on November 22, 2013 Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian administered Kashmir, India. Robert Thorpes father Colonel E Thorpe married a Kashmiri woman in 1833. In 1865, a young Robert visited Kashmir and wrote extensively about the miserable plight of Kashmiri Muslims under the autocratic Dogra rule in publications like Friends of India. His posthumously-published book, 'Cashmere Misgovernment' is one of the "most authentic account of unpaid forced-labour Kashmir people were subjected to under the autocratic rule and other forms of mistreatment," according to one Kashmiri historian. Although deported from Kashmir by a rattled Dogra administration, Thorpe covertly returned to Kashmir but was found dead on a hill under mysterious conditions.

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Silent Stones, Speaking Souls: Kashmir’s Christian Legacy at Sheikh Bagh Cemetery

BY Shereen Naman

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: Mithu Sen in her studio in Faridabad

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'Unmything' Mithu Sen

BY Aranya Mukerji

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Book Excerpt| Blood Censored: When Kashmiris Become the ‘Enemy'

BY Dinesh Mohan

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Poems From India in Grief: Terror Attacks in Kashmir in a Conflict-ridden World

BY Laksmisree Banerjee

SOPA Images : In the shadow of the Himalayas, a hidden valley in Kashmir draws waves of Israeli backpackers, spiritual seekers, and those chasing a whisper of ancient connections—between Moses, meadows, and myths

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Hebrew Hills of Kashmir

BY Iftikhar Gilani

Artwork by Anupriya

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Where Are You Now, Shahid | Poem

BY Ashwani Kumar

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Colour Of Meadow Is Red |Poem

BY Boudhayan Mukherjee

Aamir Aziz on X : Poet Aamir Aziz has accused contemporary artist Anita Dube of using verses from his poem Sab Yaad Rakha Jayega without credit or consent.

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Aamir Aziz Alleges Misappropriation of Protest Poem by Artist Anita Dube: Power and Consent in India’s Commercial Art World

BY Aranya Mukerji

@M.LOMBARD : Caravaggio, Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy (1606), 40.75 in × 36 in. Oil on Canvas

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Caravaggio in Delhi: What Mary Magdalene Tells Us About Isolation, Ambiguity and the Politics of Cultural Exchange

BY Aranya Mukerji

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Netflix's Adolescence Reveals How Fragile We Are

BY Chinki Sinha

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Instagram : With over 300K followers on Instagram and more than a million subscribers on YouTube, Parmar is not just an influencer; he is a mentor for thousands of farmers.

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From Farming Fields To Social Feeds: Ram Parmar’s Journey To Becoming An Influencer

BY Sushmita Barik

‘Timetube’ artwork by Navroop Kaur

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India's Teenage Boys And Masculinity: Sticking to a Toxic Script

BY Vineetha Mokkil

X : Aleena is a 29-year-old poet from Kerala, is well-known for her collection of poems in Malayalam called Silk Route.

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Dalit History Month | Subverting the Brahminical Patriarchy's Gaze in Poetry and on Social Media

BY Avantika Mehta

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Hidden Scars: How Violence At Home Impacts Adolescents

BY Jagisha Arora

Anupriya : Women are often expected to, and do, carry the weight of their families’ needs |

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Women, Grief And The Invisible Labour Of Love And Duty

BY Avantika Mehta

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What Lies Beneath the Manosphere: A Deep Dive Into The Red Pill

AP : Andrew Tate is back in the news after being named directly in Netflix’s hit series Adolescence |

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Netflix’s Adolescence Brings Andrew Tate Back Into Conversation

BY Outlook News Desk

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Owning the Trend: (Left) US-based social media influencer and ‘trad wife’, Hannah Neeleman; (right) Alena Kate Pettitt—’the original trad wife’

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The Dangerous Appeal of the 'Trad Wife'

BY Danita Yadav

Illustration: Vikas Thakur

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How To Protect Children From Evil

BY Meenakshi Jha

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From MeToo To MenToo: The Rise Of The Indian Manosphere

BY Shweta Desai

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Misogyny Reloaded: Taking the Andrew Tate Course

BY Debanjan Dhar

Illustration: Vikas Thakur

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Going Down the 'Manosphere' Rabbit Hole

BY Avantika Mehta

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You Can’t Divide The Bengalis Over Fish Policing

BY Suman Sengupta

Getty Images : GANNI Life on Earth Fall Winter 2019 collection receives backlash for its insensitive use of images from developing nations as the backdrop to an extravagant runway show

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Fashion’s Biggest Faux Pas: 5 Campaigns That Crossed The Line

BY Aranya Mukerji

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X : Social media is flooded with AI-generated “Ghiblified” portraits

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Studio Ghibli, AI Art And The Question Of Creative Consent

BY Sushmita Barik

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Through My Eyes: A Teenager’s Diary

BY Gurmehar Romana

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WATCH | Adolescence in a Red Pilled World: What’s Shaping Young Minds Online

BY Outlook News Desk

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Social Media: Unreal Projections, Real Harms

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