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Stories of Wisdom and Healing: An Interview with Faiqa Mansab
Apr 7, 2026
Stories of Wisdom and Healing: An Interview with Faiqa Mansab
Apr 7, 2026
Apr 7, 2026
Legacy Projects: A Revaluation of Public Art in India
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Legacy Projects: A Revaluation of Public Art in India
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Apr 4, 2026
War and the Indian News Circus: A Spectacular Theatre of Ignorance
Apr 1, 2026
War and the Indian News Circus: A Spectacular Theatre of Ignorance
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Found in Translation: K.M. Munshi’s ‘Unfortunate Woman’
Literature The Chakkar 21/02/26 Literature The Chakkar 21/02/26

Found in Translation: K.M. Munshi’s ‘Unfortunate Woman’

In her translation of Gujarati literary giant K.M Munshi’s “Ek Patra,” Rita Kothari uses language to reveal not just the story, but the hidden realities of the lives inhabited by the characters. By Rohee Dholakia

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