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A Call for a Postcolonial Education Revolution
Feb 10, 2026
A Call for a Postcolonial Education Revolution
Feb 10, 2026
Feb 10, 2026
In the Second RAAT AKELI HAI, the Genre Reaches its Saturation Point
Feb 6, 2026
In the Second RAAT AKELI HAI, the Genre Reaches its Saturation Point
Feb 6, 2026
Feb 6, 2026
Red Streaks on the Silver Screen
Feb 3, 2026
Red Streaks on the Silver Screen
Feb 3, 2026
Feb 3, 2026
“Storytelling Saves My Life Every Day” – An Interview with Sanjana Ramachandran
Literature The Chakkar 27/12/25 Literature The Chakkar 27/12/25

“Storytelling Saves My Life Every Day” – An Interview with Sanjana Ramachandran

Sanjana Ramachandran’s debut Famous Last Questions investigates the clash of the personal with the sociopolitical. The author speaks about masking and unmasking herself, finding comfort in contradictions, and the flawed institutions of marriage, relationships, and work. By Karan Madhok

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“The more opposition I get, the more energy I get” – An Interview with Sudeep Chakravarty
Literature The Chakkar 12/05/25 Literature The Chakkar 12/05/25

“The more opposition I get, the more energy I get” – An Interview with Sudeep Chakravarty

Author and journalist Sudeep Chakravarty speaks about the stories that drive him, wandering across genres, and his Delhi-based latest work, Fallen City. By Amritesh Mukherjee

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Voices of a Generation: An Interview with A.M. Gautam on INDIAN MILLENNIALS
Literature The Chakkar 16/10/24 Literature The Chakkar 16/10/24

Voices of a Generation: An Interview with A.M. Gautam on INDIAN MILLENNIALS

In a lengthy conversation, A.M. Gautam, the author of Indian Millennials: Who Are They, Really? (2024), speaks about the many anxieties and opportunities of the Indian millennial, themes of romance, employment, politics, and commerce, and discovering his own self while exploring the larger generation. By Karan Madhok

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