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The Flycatcher
23 June 2026
The Flycatcher
23 June 2026
23 June 2026
‘Between Wars and Borrowed Fights’ – Poems by Siddh Dutta
20 June 2026
‘Between Wars and Borrowed Fights’ – Poems by Siddh Dutta
20 June 2026
20 June 2026
A ‘Janus-like’ Being: The Long Shadow of “Vande Mataram”
18 June 2026
A ‘Janus-like’ Being: The Long Shadow of “Vande Mataram”
18 June 2026
18 June 2026
“Break the Barriers!” – An Interview with Usha Uthup
Music The Chakkar 11/06/26 Music The Chakkar 11/06/26

“Break the Barriers!” – An Interview with Usha Uthup

Continuing a five-decade-long singing career, Usha Uthup speaks about staying relevant with changing times, meme culture, radical self-love, and covering Miley Cyrus. By Deepansh Duggal

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Tales from a Bloody Baisakhi
Literature The Chakkar 25/10/22 Literature The Chakkar 25/10/22

Tales from a Bloody Baisakhi

Set around the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre, Navtej Sarna’s Crimson Spring is a tragic retelling that details individual lives shattered by this dark chapter in history. By Shreemayee Das

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The Past Superimposed upon the Present: Shoojit Sircar’s SARDAR UDHAM
Film/TV The Chakkar 26/11/21 Film/TV The Chakkar 26/11/21

The Past Superimposed upon the Present: Shoojit Sircar’s SARDAR UDHAM

It’s impossible to watch the biopic Sardar Udham without identifying how the past still haunts India’s present, how old imperialism continues in the form of the new state. By Karan Madhok

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