Society / The Hindu
Inside the Liberation Zone at George Washington University
Notes from the Gaza solidarity encampment at GWU, and the wider resonance of student protests across history
18 May 2024 4:43 pm
International Booker-shortlisted novels Not a River and Crooked Plow are a celebration of translations, and rooted in hyper-local communities
The novels from Latin America focus on universal themes of love and loss or struggles of the poor against rich and powerful
17 May 2024 9:45 am
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Hamisha Daryani Ahujas Netflix series Postcards fuses the vibrancy of Nollywood and Bollywood
Hamisha Daryani Ahuja, an Indian-Nigerian producer, director, entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and actor, has released Postcards on Netflix. The series reflects a multicultural essence tailored for a global audience
15 May 2024 9:52 am
Review of Salman Rushdies Knife: When somebody wounds you 15 times it definitely feels very first-person
Salman Rushdie writes a gripping memoir about the vicious attack on him, and wraps it ardently in a love story
30 Apr 2024 5:52 pm
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Satire | Teach yourself some manners
One way to do that is by copying the Japanese tea ceremony shown in the web-series,Shogun
18 Apr 2024 1:34 pm