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How is India's economy shaping its politics?
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How is India's economy shaping its politics?

Promises of 'achhe din' have stumbled on the economic front. Was barely securing survival through a 'hand-to-mouth' food programme what an aspirational India voted for?

Atul Ranjan

Path to a Sound Education
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Path to a Sound Education

NEP is driving educators to put on their creative caps now more than ever.

Priyanka Giri

Are Jokes Just Jokes?
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Are Jokes Just Jokes?

Humour - A weapon and a cure

Anika Gomez

Maya Penn: A genius multi-hyphenate with a vision
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Maya Penn: A genius multi-hyphenate with a vision

This 21-year-old phenomenon has achieved what many would take decades to. And she is nowhere near done.

Udbhavi Balakrishna

Still a secular state ?
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Still a secular state ?

Imbibing constitutional values is essential for India to remain secular

The M Factor?
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The M Factor?

While the campaign trail and tough questions posed by Owaisi resembles that of Bihar elections, Uttar Pradesh and its prevailing political scenario is an altogether different ball game.

Atul Ranjan

Rajini, the celluloid phenomenon
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Rajini, the celluloid phenomenon

The superstar had won this year’s Dadasaheb Phalke award

Sowmya Raju

The Tyranny of Many Things - An Episode
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The Tyranny of Many Things - An Episode

“With podcasting, you would be able to produce the most accurate version of your artistic vision through audio.”

Udbhavi Balakrishna

Is Hindi harming languages in its own backyard? Ask a Bihari.
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Is Hindi harming languages in its own backyard? Ask a Bihari.

A non-local language once adopted to create an umbrella identity is threatening the native languages today.

Atul Ranjan

Bound by Stories
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Bound by Stories

The future lies in emotional intelligence

Vaidehi Dhakate

Have it here or DO NOT have it at all
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Have it here or DO NOT have it at all

When one thinks of Kashmiri food, one thinks Wazwan - one of many distinct contributions of Kashmiri culture.

Muskan Yousuf

Sound Wala, Light Wala
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Sound Wala, Light Wala

A personal journey behind the unknown world of live events.