Today, Baramulla stands as a symbol of the possibilities that lie ahead, a town that has survived invasions, political upheavals, and violent insurgencies, but it is also a place that holds the promise of peace
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The author explores the relationship between the legal system, law enforcement and those who are accused of terrorism, providing a nuanced perspective on how terror defendants interact with the law and legal technicalities
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Raavan is engulfed in what Hindu mythology considers the purest: fire. The ritual of burning, year after year, leaves questions that smoulder long after the flames die. As Ravana's effigy is reduced to ash, who cries? Artisans who occupy corners of pavements, stand far from the celebration. Their splintered fingers with a gloomy smile, call for the next year when their hunger will be burnt in the making of Dashanan. The festival which is sandwiched between Navratri and Diwali ends in a twilight. Artisans paint him pink and purple ,the colour of joy, as he heads towards ‘Mukti’ to question what is right and wrong.
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In the heart of the forest, where myth and nature intertwine, a forgotten queen roams free—her story whispered by owls, feared by predators, and bound to a golden deer only a god could capture
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Baba Siddique, a senior leader of the Ajit Pawar faction of the NCP, has died after being shot in the stomach and chest by unidentified assailants in Bandra, Mumbai.
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The Latin American country filed an appeal before the World Court on October 9, two days after the one-year anniversary of the war, accusing Israel of "perpetrating genocidal acts" in the Gaza Strip.
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The character of Raavan has resisted the imposition of a singular narrative of him
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Will the competing images of Ram and Raavan influence India’s political future?
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The Asurs in Jharkhand, who hold Raavan and Mahishasur in high regard, have been protesting against burning their effigies
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In some strands of Gond folk history, Raven is an administrative post similar to MLAs and MPs of modern-age democracy
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Those who have come on stage to enact the king who abducted Sita perhaps know that the legacy of Raavan extends more than what a stage or a performance can hold
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A poem by Meera Nair
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In Sri Lanka, there is no mythological version of the Ramayana. Raavan’s world was more than that
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As Raavan lay dying, Ram told Lakshman to learn from his defeats. Ram hailed him a great scholar and said there is no enemy or enmity when the war is over
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Ashutosh Rana speaks to Outlook on his performance as Raavan in Humare Ram
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The personification of Raavan as a Dravidian king and a symbol of resistance plays a vital role in Tamil Nadu’s political history
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Inspired by the 12th-century Kamba Ramayanam by Tamil poet Kamban, Valmiki’s Ramayana and Shashi Raj Kavoor’s play Ekadashanana, a dance performance boldly challenges the traditional portrayal of Raavan.
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Tata blamed Mamata for pulling out of Bengal, and contrasted her with Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee and Narendra Modi, but world's cheapest car remained shortlived
Ratan Tata: The Poster Boy of Capitalism with a Conscience
India completed a 3-0 whitewash after beating Bangladesh by 133 runs at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on Saturday, October 12
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Vasan Bala’s directorial is marred by bland writing
Gen Z is more than a punchline: Recent media reduces a generation to shallow stereotypes while dodging the deeper issues of modern life.
The Ananya Panday-starrer is by turns riveting and dated in commentary
The once-enchanting show feels too manicured to charm
Gen Z is more than a punchline: Recent media reduces a generation to shallow stereotypes while dodging the deeper issues of modern life.
The Ananya Panday-starrer is by turns riveting and dated in commentary
The once-enchanting show feels too manicured to charm
Kunal Kamra, an erstwhile shitposting guru, traces his journey of being an active citizen and the importance of the legal route while challenging the Indian government.
Vishal Bhardwaj’s film Haider, released ten years ago, remains as relevant now as it was then because it shows nothing is ‘normal’ in Kashmir
While Bollywood capitalises on Kashmir, the regional film industry struggles to find financial support
Ashutosh Rana speaks to Outlook on his performance as Raavan in Humare Ram
The 70th National Film Festival was held on Tuesday at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi. Aattam- The Play won the Best Film award, and Nithya Menen and Manasi Parekh shared the Best Actress award for their work in Thiruchitrambalam and Kutch Express.
In an interview with author, journalist and activist Revati Laul, artist Shubhra Chaturvedi discusses the process of creating her art
The 1970s killings are turned into a needlessly measured series
The Todd Phillips musical aims for bold gambles but ends up unprovocative and listless
Fatima Juned’s photo exhibition Taaro’n Ke Darmeyan is an ode to the disappearing art of Muqaish and its invisible women artisans.
Not Today explores suicide prevention and mental health with care and empathy
The hat-wearing photo of Bhagat Singh, born this week over a century ago, is how we remember him visually. Punjabi writer Amarjit Chandan traced its history and the memory it evokes in an essay published in the Preetlari magazine in March 1988
At the outset, the top court asked senior advocate Vrinda Grover, appearing for the victim, about the reason for the delay in registering the complaint against the actor.
Actor-politician Mithun Chakraborty will receive the prestigious Dadasaheb Phalke Award, India's highest film honour.
Director Lalit Vachani—whose latest documentary, Prisoner No. 626710 is Present, chronicles Umar Khalid’s journey from the 2016 JNU protests to his arrest in 2020—speaks about his intentions, motivations, and difficulties in making the film
Dame Maggie Smith, known for her roles in Harry Potter and Downton Abbey, breathed her last at the age of 89.
The Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation (DICGC) has launched Daava Soochak, an online tool for depositors to track the status of their claims
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Operalia came to South Asia for the first time in their history, giving opera lovers in India a glimpse of how Rolex has been a patron of arts for more than half a century
