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Rabba Hun Kee Kariye
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Could it be that 62 years on, the scars of the Partition violence have still not healed because there is so little voluntary admission of guilt, so much glorified victimhood? Here’s a narrative finally that trains its gaze at the perpetrators.
The Angry Generation
The Censor Board has certified Kannada cinema as the most violent in India. The industry, too, is taking quite a beating for it
Bloodied Bengal and Its Bhadralok
Why violence maintains its currency as a political tool in West Bengal
Sunday, Busy Sunday
Belfast has shaken off its strife-torn image and wears the look of a boomtown these days
Another Day in Kashmir
From the relative sanctuary of our daily lives, this would seem like war. But for the average Kashmiri, it is just another day
In The Valley of Mist
Justine Hardy’s third book on Kashmir focuses on post-1989 Kashmir through the story of Mohammed Dar and his family
Brotherhood of Urchins
On the streets, boys survive on a powerful code of absolute friendship. They become one, a swarm, a super organism that sometimes gapes through your car window
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