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“Liberate poetry from the definition of poetry itself”: An Interview with Madhu Raghavendra
Literature The Chakkar 21/10/25 Literature The Chakkar 21/10/25

“Liberate poetry from the definition of poetry itself”: An Interview with Madhu Raghavendra

In a detailed conversation, poet Madhu Raghavendra speaks about his literary journey, finding space for politics in his poetics, the inspiration of art and bhakti in his work, and more. By Chittajit Mitra

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Garmi: A scorching drama on Indian Campus Politics
Film/TV The Chakkar 18/08/23 Film/TV The Chakkar 18/08/23

Garmi: A scorching drama on Indian Campus Politics

Set in a fictional college-town in North India, the SonyLIV thriller Garmi (2023) takes viewers on a nuanced exploration of the nexus of caste, politics, power, and violence. By Chittajit Mitra

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Literary Hoomans and their Best Friends
Literature The Chakkar 16/03/22 Literature The Chakkar 16/03/22

Literary Hoomans and their Best Friends

A collection of 45 essays and stories written by several Indian writers, The Book of Dog brings the canine-human connection front-and-centre: the dogs we love, adopt, lose, and remember forever. By Chittajit Mitra

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