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  • Video: Gujaratis - A Journey Through History, Culture, Billionaires & Cricket | Salil Tripathi | on Cyrus Says

    15 March 2025

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    Gujarati: A Journey Through History, Culture, Billionaires & Cricket | Salil Tripathi | Kem Cho? by Cyrus Says https://youtu.be/uKjfMYRrLSU?si=7D9wefZHrUZFqjOO

  • Music: Mascaram Setaba by Mulatu Astatke | Album ’Mulatu Of Ethiopia’, 1972, Worthy Records

    15 March 2025

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    Mascaram Setaba (Stereo Master) by Mulatu Astatke - Topic https://youtu.be/p4tvFwgsGWo?si=2-p0fmeABX7tyaNy

  • Table of Contents - Mainstream, Vol 63 No 10, Mar 8, 2025

    8 March 2025

    * Toxic Masculinity & Backlash Against Women

  • Letter to the Readers, Mainstream, Mar 8, 2025

    8 March 2025

    Fifty years after the Committee on the Status of Women in India submitted its report

  • Toxic Masculinity & Backlash Against Women’s Rights | Mohan Rao

    8 March 2025

    Remarks at the valedictory session of the three-day international conference

  • All Things Beyond Justice For The Indian Woman | Ruksana and Nitish

    8 March 2025

    Navigating societal double standards in twenty-first century India, such as, Ladkon se galtiyan ho jaati hain and Ladkiyon ko chup rehna chahiye (Boys err, Girls should shut up), is a hazardous task even today. In this ancient land of Ardhanarishwara, Devi worship and temples adorned with erotic sculptures, Kinnars, Gandhavas (legally considered female) , Ganika

  • Some Thoughts on International Women

    8 March 2025, by Sagari Chhabra

    I first met Krishna Thapar in Chandigarh. She was a diminutive woman dressed in a white salwar kameez and dupatta, with a face that was wrought with exquisite lines as she had witnessed the most excruciating pain. Her father Achint Ram Thapar had raised her cousin, Sukhdev, whose father Ram Lal Thapar died when he was only three. Sukhdev had been hanged by the British along with Bhagat Singh and Rajguru. However, little or nothing is known about the women who supported Sukhdev. Krishna ji (…)

  • Re-imagining Love, Nature and Sensuality in Meghaduta | Swaswati Borkataki

    8 March 2025

    Abstract:
    The Meghaduta through its translation by Abhay K. is re-imagined here as a portrayal of love, longing, sensuality and spirituality, all combined into one play. The Yaksha

  • Comedians vs. Censors: Revisiting Ideology and Language of Abuse | Amit Kumar

    8 March 2025

    Abstract
    In the wake of the recent backlash against the comedian Samay Raina and his fellow panellists on India’s Got Latent, the controversy underscores the persistent tensions between free expression and moral censorship in India. Marked by multiple FIRs, it raises critical questions about whether India is prepared to engage with profanity-laced humour beyond traditional boundaries. The study examines the ideological and structural underpinnings of selective outrage, drawing upon themes (…)

  • Trump

    8 March 2025

    There is a definite well-thought-out rightist design behind US President Donald Trump

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