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Anna Wintour’s Reign At Vogue Ends After 37 Years: Will Fashion Finally Move Beyond Her?

BY Prapti Bisht

| Instagram | : Canadian rap artist Tommy Genesis with her skin painted in vivid blue

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Tommy Genesis Row: Blue Is The Sacred Colour

BY Divya Tiwari

| Photo: Satish Padmanabhan : Nilza Wangmo, who runs the popular Alchi Kitchen

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Wonderland In Alchi

BY Satish Padmanabhan

Raj Khosla: The Authorized Biography : Raj Khosla: The Authorized Biography

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Book Review | Enriched Legacy

BY Sudhirendar Sharma

The Malsawm Initiative, a school for children with disabilities run by the Centre for Community Initiative in Lamka, Manipur. Despite operating amid ongoing conflict, it remains a space of care, education, and hope.

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My First Voice: A Quiet Technological Rebellion In Fractured Manipur

BY Sangmuan Hangsing

Anupriya : Illustration

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Poetry Or Politics? Braj Bhasha In The Age Of Urdu And Hindi

Conrad Sangma/ Facebook : Chief Minister’s Grassroots Music Programme

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Meghalaya’s Quiet Cultural Revolution: Bringing Dignity To Music As Labour

BY Sangmuan Hangsing

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Apoorva Salkade/Outlook : Workers at Cottage factory of Kolhapuri chappals in Kolhapur, Maharashta, India on 27th July 2016

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Whose Pride Are Kolhapuris—Global Brand Prada Or Marginalised Indian Craftsmen?

Kinnaur Literature Festival

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Kinnaur Literature Festival: Reimagining Tribal Identity Amid Change

BY Saurabh Chauhan

Indian Postal Services

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From PIN Codes To Precision: India's Next Big Leap In Addressing

BY Bijayani Mishra

Interview|Bestselling Author Isabel Allende on Feminist Heroines, Exile, and Magical Realism

BY Vineetha Mokkil

The 16th Sharjah Biennial

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The 16th Sharjah Biennial: Destabilising The Canon

BY Shaunak Mahbubani

Shutterstock : There are different reasons behind the existence of slap stickers. Besides reclaiming the streets and promoting various businesses, they often run commentaries on political issues plaguing the cities they are found in

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The Evolution of ‘Slap’ Sticker Culture as Art

BY Sritama Bhattacharyya

Sachin Veer and Rupesh Sangale : The Gillo Repertory team is driven by the desire to create a love for
theatre in children

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No Child’s Play: Gillo Repertory Reimagines Theatre for India’s Youngest Citizens

BY Alpana Chowdhury

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Artwork to the left: by Aakriti Jha, Artwork to the right by: Swati Kashyap : Sita Reimagined : Vaidehi Utsav Exhibition Review

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Sita Reimagined: Vaidehi Utsav Exhibition Review

BY Aranya Mukerji

Room

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Room From Nowhere: A Woman’s Quest For A Space Of Her Own

X : Prof. Ram Parkash Bambah

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Of Equations and Conversations: My Memories Of Prof. Ram Parkash Bambah

BY Pritam Singh

Dinesh Parab : Borchibari Village

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Water-Stressed Villages In Maharashtra Are Struggling To Live With Empty Promises

BY Pritha Vashisth

| Photo: LEO VIGNAL/AFP via Getty Images : Pro-Palestinian activists protest in Paris

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Palestine Resistance: Art That Disturbs The Comfortable

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Illustration: Saahil

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Bollywood Plays It Safe While South Indian Cinema Wins Audiences

BY Shamya Dasgupta

Vikam Sharma

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Is There A Free Public Space for Phule And Ambedkar In Indian Public Discourse?

BY Jadumani Mahanand

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Getty Images : Thomas J. Price’s 'Grounded in the Stars' sparks a slew of questions about public art and the politics of representation

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The Politics of Public Art

BY Aranya Mukerji

Urdu Literature

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The Marginalisation Of Urdu Language In The Indian Narrative

BY Younus Yousuf Ganie

Ravi Kiran Ayyagari : Ruchi Bakshi Sharma and Sanjeev Sharma

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Making Meanings Of Our Own

BY Animikh Chakrabarty

Richa Jha : cover image of Becoming

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Exhibition Review | Becoming: 130 Years of Children’s Book Illustration

BY Aranya Mukerji

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

Photo: Vikram Sharma for Outlook India
: 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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