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Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota?

Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota?

It reads as an example of two steps forward, one step backward. Even as it drives away from misogyny, any loss is dealt with through violence and revenge. This is mediated through the muscular body, trained into a buff superhero spectacle.

Digital Dangers: Parenting in the Age of Phones 

Digital Dangers: Parenting in the Age of Phones 

Phones and iPads have become pacifiers, a bit like what TV was to parents in the 1980s. Research suggests that technology is not the best early experience to fire the neurons. How much screen time should they have in the early years? Is the addictive nature troubling?

Swimming Out Into Open Water

Swimming Out Into Open Water

Self censorship of emotion is also explored in this novel. An invisible hand seems to be clamped over the protagonist’s mouth when he tries to speak of how political discrimination and oppression render the everyday impossible. He explains that his voice wavers because it is invested with the weight of reality.

Will We Ever Know How Many People Died of Covid-19 in India?

Will We Ever Know How Many People Died of Covid-19 in India?

These limitations are widely recognized, which is why several countries have moved to considering the number of “excess deaths’, that is number of all deaths per population in the period, beyond what could be statistically expected in normal conditions. This has been used to suggest that actual deaths from the pandemic could be as much as 50-60 per cent higher than those reported.

Agha Mehdavipur Releases Tareekh-e-Shiayan-e-Kashmir 

Agha Mehdavipur Releases Tareekh-e-Shiayan-e-Kashmir 

The first of the five volume history of the Shia’s of Jammu and Kashmir in Urdu “Tarikh-e-Shiayan-e-Jammu va Kashmir” written by Justice (Retd) Hakim Imtiyaz Hussain was released at an impressive function on Saturday.

‘Gobyaer’: Untangling the Thread of Grief

‘Gobyaer’: Untangling the Thread of Grief

The anthology A Case of Indian Marvels: Dazzling Stories from the Country’s Finest New Writers (edited by David Davidar) features forty short stories which deal with India as it had been for the past few decades and India as it is now.

How Modi’s Art of Politics Is Propelling His Party

How Modi’s Art of Politics Is Propelling His Party

Apart from giving an interesting account of a BJP’s rise from piggybacking on the socialist group, the architect of the New BJP offers excellent details about the social psychology and political events.

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