The streets of Delhi have spent the better part of recent weeks doing something that streets are historically rather good at: making noise. Be it the famous, or rather, infamous CJP protest; or the currently ongoing protest at Hindu College. Let’s rewind a bit though. The CJP movement began as […]
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Narratives – Their will and their way
We’re constantly surrounded by jargon of all sorts, and most of us have learnt to filter it out by now. But what we don’t realise is that ignoring it does not mean that we do not pay attention to it in some way, shape or form. In some ways, the […]
The Woman Who Made Urdu Fierce
Lucknow has always been a lineage of poets, artists and writers. A city that breathes in adab, arz, and andaaz-e-shaan; a city that has turned language into an art of living. Urdu, often called the language of love, finds a particularly intimate home here. Perhaps that is why Lucknow has […]
