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For Many Kashmiri Craftsmen, “Skill isn’t alone to survive”
Mar 16, 2026
For Many Kashmiri Craftsmen, “Skill isn’t alone to survive”
Mar 16, 2026
Mar 16, 2026
Three Poems on Guwahati and Beyond by Ayaan Halder
Mar 12, 2026
Three Poems on Guwahati and Beyond by Ayaan Halder
Mar 12, 2026
Mar 12, 2026
How to Dance Like Madhuri Dixit
Mar 10, 2026
How to Dance Like Madhuri Dixit
Mar 10, 2026
Mar 10, 2026
India’s AI Governance Guidelines are here—But what of the Publishing Sector?
Literature The Chakkar 19/01/26 Literature The Chakkar 19/01/26

India’s AI Governance Guidelines are here—But what of the Publishing Sector?

Without clear regulatory mechanism against AI data mining, Indian publishers have begun adapting voluntary frameworks. Madhuri Kankipati argues for the urgent need for the AI governance guidelines to set legislation and protect creative workers in a multilingual, digitally expanding nation.

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A Girlhood Lost Under Occupation: Farah Bashir’s RUMOURS OF SPRING
Literature The Chakkar 07/09/21 Literature The Chakkar 07/09/21

A Girlhood Lost Under Occupation: Farah Bashir’s RUMOURS OF SPRING

Written of a time under armed occupation in the Kashmir valley, Farah Bashir’s memoir Rumours of Spring (2021) entwines the geographical and corporeal, the social and psychological, where the violence of the world remains painfully connected to the violence within. By Paromita Patranobish

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