by Deepanshu Srivastava While going through a graduation course in ‘History Of Maharashtra’, I found a passing reference to historian Baba Saheb Purandare. Later I got an opportunity to watch the stage play – ” Janataraja ” written and conceptualized by Babasaheb in a Pune’s open theatre. The show was […]
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Vultures in the Frame
by Anantinee Mishra PC: Kevin Carter; Source: www.newyorktimes.com Sometimes, as I look at the vividly gripping photograph, my perplexity blends into desolation; inching from familiar sympathy to uncharted anguish. When Kevin Carter captured the Pulitzer-winning imagery of a child and a vulture under the cruel sun of Sudan; did […]
Beyond the Five Ws and One H: Story of A Good Samaritan
by Sheetal Akhade, introduction by Dr. Kiran Thakur Introduction This is part of a three-feature case study on follow-up of a news story published by Pune Marathi daily Loksatta on 15th January 1990. Sunil Kaduskar, then a 32-year-old reporter covered an accident in which an industrial worker died at a […]
Where Are the Family Doctors Today?
by S. Chandra Shekar Anyone living in a rural village, town, or big city requires the assistance of a general medical practitioner from time to time. In earlier times we had Family Doctors and General Physicians located at various places serving the local population and taking care of their healthcare. […]
Time Management and Organization
by Isha Patkar, Neha Koganti, Rishi Bappanad, and Tejas Deodhar, The GTF Group Introduction “The task is due in two days, I’ll do it later”. This is a promise which the majority of people have told themselves at least once in their lifetime. It may seem harmless at the time, […]
T20 Cricket World Cup 2021: A Brief Survey
by Deepanshu Srivastava After almost a month of mega cricket event, the tournament T20 I World Cup 2021 came to an end on November 14 leaving behind many broken-hearts, unforgettable cricketing -shots, unmatched score-chasing, unimaginably brilliant and dropped catches, and top of it sweet and sour memories of nonstop 26 […]
Of Liaisons, Agency and Transgression: Looking Through the Sequestered World of Rituparno Ghosh’s Dosar
by Ria Banerjee The early cinema of the auteur Rituparno Ghosh plays out as a chamber piece drama wherein the hypocrisy of the middle-class bourgeoisie is presented as a part of their cultural and spiritual milieu. Ghosh’s modernity is best exemplified through his sustained efforts to redefine the time-tested tropes […]
Dismal Performance of Team India: T20 Cricket World Cup
by Deepanshu Srivastava Team India landed in UAE for the T20 cricket world cup 2021 as one of the toughest contenders for the cup under the captaincy of Virat Kohli and with a squad of 15 promising cricketers, legendary chief coach Ravi Shastri and cricketing icon MS Dhoni as the […]
The Adverse Effects of Hand Sanitizer
by Suhaas Bonkur Despite the fact that the Covid-19 pandemic has been significantly slowed down from its initial peaks of 1.723 million infections daily to 402,000 infections as of June 27, 2021 (JHU), the pandemic is still far from over. Since the beginning of the pandemic in early 2020, masks […]
Governments, Religion, Refugees and Orphans
by Ayushi Jain Frantically pouring closets into a single suitcase. Grabbing everything that can be carried. Mute farewells to walls and shelters and orange trees and cars bought from an entire lifetime’s saving. Thrusting tears back from where they came from, running away to seek sanctuary from the place where […]