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Views from the Top: The Ever-Elusive Art of Isaac Gergan
8 November 2026
Views from the Top: The Ever-Elusive Art of Isaac Gergan
8 November 2026

Whether in his role as director for ‘Art for Change’ or in the experimental directions of this own work, Ladakhi artist Isaac Gergan leans on art to connect with the beauty of the Himalaya. By Karan Madhok

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8 November 2026
Beyond Locomoting: A Mindful Exploration of Ladakh
5 November 2026
Beyond Locomoting: A Mindful Exploration of Ladakh
5 November 2026

In a recent visit to Ladakh, Navjot Khosla aims for a gaze beyond the touristy cliches, to be transformed instead by the sustainable models of growth, natural preservation, and the cultural heritage of the bioregion. By Navtoj Khosla

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5 November 2026
Nation of Auteurs: Introduction to a New Series on Indian Film Authorship
2 November 2026
Nation of Auteurs: Introduction to a New Series on Indian Film Authorship
2 November 2026

Welcome to ‘Nation of Auteurs’, a series composed of critical essays by academics, filmmakers, historians, and cinephiles, to examine the deep diversity of Indian film auteurs and illuminate the country’s wider cinematic landscape. By Ashish Dwivedi

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2 November 2026
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‘Mrs.’, ‘The Great Indian Kitchen’, and the Women Who Couldn’t Choose to Walk Away

Films like Mrs., The Great Indian Kitchen, Thappad, Dor, and more sparked widespread discussion about the value our society assigns to women’s labour and agency. Sarthak Parashar writes about how the impossible choices faced under patriarchal social obligations—in reel and real life.  

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