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If I am a BJP man, then why did BJP put me in jail?: Engineer Rashid

Awami Ittehad Party chief and MP from Baramulla, Sheikh Abdul “Engineer” Rashid says the BJP and its proxies silence and suppress legitimate voices.
Irfan Amin Malik
FRONTLINE EXCLUSIVE

If I am a BJP man, then why did BJP put me in jail?: Engineer Rashid

Awami Ittehad Party chief and MP from Baramulla, Sheikh Abdul “Engineer” Rashid says the BJP and its proxies silence and suppress legitimate voices.
Irfan Amin Malik
FRONTLINE CONVERSATIONS

I often compare Indian history with Game of Thrones: Ira Mukhoty

Mukhoty’s work, drawing from diverse sources, offers a fresh perspective on a transformative era in Indian history.
Frontline News Desk
INTERVIEW

Research on climate change is 40 per cent of ICAR’s budget: S.K. Chaudhari

ICAR’s Deputy Director General of Natural Resources Management says farmers are prepared to adopt new technologies to ensure climate resilience. 
Rishika Pardikar

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Aparajita Bill is a virtual non-starter: Asok Kumar Ganguly

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 The National Conference vice president says the BJP will urge the Union government to leave the Assembly in suspended animation.

Statehood not a gift for BJP or government to give: Omar Abdullah

The former Chief Minister says potential solutions to the problems of Jammu and Kashmir have always been discussed within the Constitution’s scope.
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It cannot get dirtier, it can only get cleaner: Bina Paul

National Award-winning editor and WCC co-founder believes that the feudal mindset existing in certain sections of the Malayalam film industry must go.
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India needs to engage with Bangladesh much more proactively: Sudeep Chakravarti

The author says attacks on Hindus in the violence-hit country were not as bad as the Indian media portrayed them to be.
Saba Naqvi
The poet says that he is not entirely aware of the precise contours of his own feelings till they have been typed, edited, revised.

Dislocation is always productive: Akhil Katyal

The writer, poet, and translator talks about his poetic sensibility, new urban landscapes, and finding inspiration in Mumbai’s complexity after Delhi.
Varsha Tiwary

It’s all about power and the entitlement to misuse it: actor Sreelekha Mitra

Actor speaks about rampant sexual harassment in Indian cinema, its normalisation across regional industries, and her personal encounters with abuse.
Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay
Bina Paul in Thiruvananthapuram in December 2016. Paul says that with the Hema Committee report, the sense that women exist in the film industry’s labour force and have to be acknowledged has become very important.

It cannot get dirtier, it can only get cleaner: Bina Paul

The National Award-winning editor believes that the feudal mindset existing in certain sections of the Malayalam film industry must go.
R.K. Radhakrishnan
Sreelekha Mitra says the Indian film industry has witnessed a #MeToo movement.

It’s all about power and the entitlement to misuse it: Sreelekha Mitra

Actor speaks about rampant sexual harassment in Indian cinema, its normalisation across regional industries, and her personal encounters with abuse.
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The actor and director says that there is a need to form a legal framework as the industry is a combination of many professions.

The Hema Committee Report will make the Malayalam film industry safer: Revathi

The actor speaks about the WCC, the revelations made in the report, its fallouts, and potential solutions to ensure safety of women in cinema.
R.K. Radhakrishnan
The actress speaks about the WCC, the revelations made in the report, its fallouts, and potential solutions to ensure the safety of women in cinema.

The Hema Committee Report will make the Malayalam film industry safer: actor Revathi  

The actor speaks about the WCC, the revelations made in the report, its fallouts, and potential solutions to ensure safety of women in cinema.
R.K. Radhakrishnan
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