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My conversation with Vinod Kumar Shukla the winner of PEN/Nabokov Award for Achievement in International Literature-2023, published in Outlook.
A Confluence Between Imagination and Reality outlookindia.com/magazine/books
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Someone asked me, what is Outlook’s new positioning and my reply to him was simple “contextual, politics, society, culture through the lens of art. Finally, it is all about CREDIBILITY
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“First, a lack of agency does not necessarily imply that the individual has no capacity for agency, and second, social oppression or some external pressure and coercion can impact the possibility of choice...”
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Raw Mango, after many wrote about the ethics involved in the timing and framing of the collection called Zooni, withdrew it back then.
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The collection is by Karan Torani. In their quest for narratives, the designers have not realised that storytelling also means responsibility and empathy.
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There are many such examples and I hope the fashion editors do more journalism than they perhaps do now if they do.
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What is this collection Chandani Raatein even trying to say? They are projected as street walkers and this is a disservice to women who are exploited and have been subjected to violence.
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To glamorize sex workers’ lives in the name of fashion is just something deeply disturbing and ethically and otherwise wrong.
Perhaps one should research more about things before making them a fashion narrative.
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My interview with the Iranian legend Mohsen Makhmalbaf who changed the way we look at the films.
#WomenLifeFreedom
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I know it’s only Tuesday, but if you can use a drink, sidle up to the bar with Alexander Voloshin and learn a thing or two about the émigré art of dodging Prohibition: bdralyuk.wordpress.com/2023/04/11/fre
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#OutlookMagazine | pays homage to #Iran, & the brave #women fighting for their rights & their bodies. Nothing new, but Iran is showing a resistance like never before, & she emphasises the courage to be found on the streets and behind the veils.
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“May, June, July,
And August gone,
Again gone by,
Not memorable
Save that I saw them go,
As past the empty quays
The rivers flow.”
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Edward Thomas killed April 9, 1917. One of my favorite of his poems, "Gone, Gone Again": behindtheirlines.blogspot.com/2016/09/gone-g… #EdwardThomas #WW1 #FWW #poetry
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#NCERT controversy: Political interference in Indian #education system sparks outrage over deletions of critical events from textbooks.
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The image on the cover is by an Iranian artist. looks at Iranian protests and what it means for women.
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To the women in Iran who were killed for protesting against the regime. The protests started in September 2022 after #MahsaAmini was killed in police custody. We watch in horror and in awe. The women have continued with their protests and it gives hope and that’s a powerful thing
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We have been fighting forever for basic freedoms and rights everywhere. Our grandmothers and others fought for their freedom to choose and we have a long road ahead. #baraye #Mahsa_Amini #IranRevolution
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Women, life, freedom
looks at Iranian women protesting and what it means for women across the world.
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Women of the world, unite!
’s latest issue is dedicated to women in Iran who are protesting to get their basic freedoms and rights and a movement like that matters to us. For all those who have died and those who continue to protest.
#Mahsa_Amini
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'Missing migrants' by Umesh Kumar Ray exposes Bihar govt's half-hearted measures , to prevent migration, with facts and quotes. Terms like skill-mapping etc sound very impressive but Ray says there is no data to show how many migrants got jobs under this scheme. 1/2
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2/2 Lack of data means a flop scheme because the government was not serious about implementing it. As long as the people of Bihar are stuck with heartless politicians, migration to other states will continue in the most adverse conditions. Outlook's cover story will never date.
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What an amazing issue!! The art lifts the whole thing too!! Thanks to the whole team.... For ensuring these voices are heard and the experiences are seared in our collective conscience!! It's the first paper magazine I have bought in decades!!
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A big shout out to & for an entire magazine issue on Migrant Workers. Let’s not forget the unforgettable trauma they went through in the summer of 2020. Penned my thoughts from ’s work on internal migration in this issue, outlookindia.com/national/revis
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This issue is a reminder that three years ago, the invisible people who work tirelessly in the cities building our malls, roads and homes and servicing us, had felt so hopeless when the nation-wide lockdown was announced that they walked hundreds of miles. They had been abandoned
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My review of Naveen Kishore's latest book of poems, #MotherMuseQuintet for
Thank you, , Amrutha, and Satish Sir :)
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#WeekendReads | Naveen Kishore's #MotherMuseQuintet is more than just an ode to the memory of a mother. It is a recognition of #beauty in fragility, glory in defiance, refuge in silence and calm in chaos, writes Ipshita Mitra
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Migrant labours are incredible contributer in nation building.
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This issue is a reminder that three years ago, the invisible people who work tirelessly in the cities building our malls, roads and homes and servicing us, had felt so hopeless when the nation-wide lockdown was announced that they walked hundreds of miles. They had been abandoned
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ज़रा याद उन्हें भी कर लो....
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This issue is a reminder that three years ago, the invisible people who work tirelessly in the cities building our malls, roads and homes and servicing us, had felt so hopeless when the nation-wide lockdown was announced that they walked hundreds of miles. They had been abandoned
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looks back into work-related migration and the lives of migrant workers, a massive Informal workforce for which there is no reliable data. The countless invisible faces who stay away from family, earning merely daily wages, living in tents or barely under a roof
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It was the biggest human tragedy of recent years when people who made valuable contribution in nation building with their hard works felt neglected the most.
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This issue is a reminder that three years ago, the invisible people who work tirelessly in the cities building our malls, roads and homes and servicing us, had felt so hopeless when the nation-wide lockdown was announced that they walked hundreds of miles. They had been abandoned
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The colourful people who lived there made #McCluskieganj what it was. Alas, only a few are left now
✍️ Malcolm Hourigan
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#OutlookMagazine | The colourful people who lived there made #McCluskieganj what it was. Alas, only a few are left now
✍️ Malcolm Hourigan
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#OutlookMagazine | A travelogue detailing the sights and smells of India’s quaint #AngloIndian town in #Jharkhand
✍️ Nishi Pulugurtha
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#OutlookMagazine | Kitty Texeira, an #AngloIndian woman, has been living in #McCluskieganj for decades, searching for her identity. An extract from Vikas Kumar Jha’s #novel.
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#OutlookMagazine | The sadness of the #Gunj hangs from the tall Sal trees, it looks out of the old windows of old houses, it lives in its people, writes
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