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Found in Translation: K.M. Munshi’s ‘Unfortunate Woman’
Feb 21, 2026
Found in Translation: K.M. Munshi’s ‘Unfortunate Woman’
Feb 21, 2026
Feb 21, 2026
‘The Feel of Being Forgotten’: Two Poems by Gopi Kottoor
Feb 19, 2026
‘The Feel of Being Forgotten’: Two Poems by Gopi Kottoor
Feb 19, 2026
Feb 19, 2026
Could AI usher in the advent of Universal Basic Income for India?
Feb 16, 2026
Could AI usher in the advent of Universal Basic Income for India?
Feb 16, 2026
Feb 16, 2026
Paa De Lohri: A reconsideration of the spring festival’s most popular folk songs
Music The Chakkar 12/01/23 Music The Chakkar 12/01/23

Paa De Lohri: A reconsideration of the spring festival’s most popular folk songs

From the happy chorus of ‘Desi trick or treat’ singers to the problematic lyrics in folk classics, Deepansh Duggal takes a deep dive to explore the cultural significance of Punjabi Lohri music in contemporary times.

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‘We Shall Not Live Half-Asleep’: Glimpses of Revolution from the Farmers’ Protests
Misc., Photography The Chakkar 24/01/21 Misc., Photography The Chakkar 24/01/21

‘We Shall Not Live Half-Asleep’: Glimpses of Revolution from the Farmers’ Protests

In a continuing large-scale protest, farmers have taken their stands in multiple borders around the New Delhi, prepared to force the government to blink first. Abhimanyu Kumar visited the Singhu border to find a spirit of resilience and revolution.

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