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Dibakar Bannerjee’s Unreleased Film Tees Explores the Stories of Three Generations of Kashmiris
After commissioning the film, Netflix has not yet put it on its platform and has no plans of doing so.
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Diljit Dosanjh, Tricolour and the Fragile Place For Minorities Within the Nationalism Narrative
For a Sikh, the accusation of being a Khalistani can place you firmly outside the realm of nationhood.
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Nostalgia Cricket and its Ability to Bowl Out Anxiety
To an anxious mind, there is nothing more calming than becoming enveloped in a story completely different from your own.
Politics
How Food Has Sustained and Strengthened Shaheen Bagh as a Bulwark Against Hate
It is the way in which people from all communities prepared, enjoyed and shared dishes at the anti-CAA protests in spite of attempts to stigmatise them that turned Shaheen Bagh into an important metaphor for inclusivity.
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Within and Without: A Northeasterner on the Sense of Belonging
As someone from Tipra community in the Northeast who grew up in Jaipur, I not only faced discrimination from those outside my community but also from my own.
'For Sama': A Personal and Political Account of Routinised Violence in Syria
A citizen journalist, Waad Al-Khateab smuggled out about 500 hours of footage she shot over nearly five years in Aleppo.
Does the Bollywood Heroine Ever Sweat?
Films which have recognised that a woman's life is of blood, sweat and tears, like anyone else's have truly distinguished themselves.
Politics
Gallery: Life for India's 'Anti-Nationals' Before the Bengal Elections
Tanushree Bhasin travels through Lalgarh in Bengal, capturing the lives of the adivasis who continue to be denied their basic constitutional rights.
Politics
Gallery: A Journey Through Small Town Bengal, Before it Goes to the Polls
Tanushree Bhasin travels through small town Bengal, capturing the people's responses to Mamata's promises.
