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Onsra
Mar 6, 2026
Onsra
Mar 6, 2026
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a boy who lost an eye
Mar 3, 2026
a boy who lost an eye
Mar 3, 2026
Mar 3, 2026
‘Into the Ravenous Bits’ – Three Poems by Prahi Rajput
Feb 28, 2026
‘Into the Ravenous Bits’ – Three Poems by Prahi Rajput
Feb 28, 2026
Feb 28, 2026
The Idyllic Indian Village, Interrupted
Film/TV, Literature The Chakkar 10/09/22 Film/TV, Literature The Chakkar 10/09/22

The Idyllic Indian Village, Interrupted

Contemporary OTT narratives like Panchayat and Nirmal Pathak Ki Ghar Wapsi are revisiting the rural through the lens of an urban outsider, in an evocation of Sri Lal Shukla’s acclaimed 1968 novel Raag Darbari. By Ananya

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Excerpt: THE AWASTHIS OF AAMNAGRI by Shubha Sarma
Literature The Chakkar 06/01/21 Literature The Chakkar 06/01/21

Excerpt: THE AWASTHIS OF AAMNAGRI by Shubha Sarma

‘Or perhaps, Pandit Dinanath Awasthi was exhausted. Tired of a large, brabbling family in a small, rented house, he was convinced that it was time to create memories in a home of his own.’ An excerpt from Shubha Sarma’s novel, The Awasthis of Aamnagri (2020).

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