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From dust to digital: The quest to preserve India’s bazaar art
Kamayani Sharma
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Thrilling new versions of Greek myths pulse with queer desire and feminist fury
Rachael Mead, The Conversation
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‘Ungovernable’ institutions: Why South Africa and Pakistan struggle while Singapore is success story
Busani Ngcaweni, The Conversation
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How illustrated calendars issued by the Punjab and Sind Bank became an archive of Sikh history
Kanika Singh
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‘Pops’ Mohamed (1949-2025): South African musician defied the bounds of genre, instruments and race
Gwen Ansell, The Conversation
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India is a footnote in Trump’s new security vision, exposing Modi government’s wishful thinking
Ashok Swain
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Should we ‘get over’ print books in the digital age – or are they more precious than ever?
Beth Driscoll, The Conversation
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How the digital cult of Neeraj Tanwar Pepsu is creating a mythology about the Gujjar community
Anurag Minus Verma
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From the Aztecs to Aurangzeb: Lessons from Latin America for India’s history debates
Sahasranshu Dash
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What’s influencing the Indian box office: ‘Gen Z is driving a lot of the consumption decisions’
Nandini Ramnath
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‘Not to be conquered but preserved’: Profound lessons against ‘development’ on the Nicobar Islands
Ajay Saini
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Bangladesh: The death sentence for Hasina makes India’s hand stronger
Ashok Swain
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A new book recounts myths and legends about Jamali-Kamali and other ‘haunted’ monuments in Delhi
Eric Chopra
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How milk has become a fraught political and economic project
JC Niala, The Conversation Johanna Zetterström-Sharp, The Conversation
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How early vernacular cookbooks set the template for domesticity, caste purity
Sohel Sarkar, MAP Academy
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Five lessons for India’s Opposition from Zohran Mamdani’s triumph
Harsh Mander
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‘Bread of Angels’: Musician-poet Patti Smith’s intimate new memoir is a quest for her true self
Liz Evans, The Conversation
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Roti and roses: Why Zohran Mamdani’s win matters even in India
Naresh Fernandes
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‘Want’: Gillian Anderson contests cultures of heteronormativity, erasure of female erotic experience
Sakshi Nadkarni
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Mogalli Ganesh (1963-2025): The rain of impossible tenderness in the Kannada writer’s works
Kamalakar Bhat