An independent journalist and educator based in Mumbai, Chintan has an MPhil in English Language Education, and has worked with the Unesco Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development, the Kabir Project, and the Hri Institute for Southasian Research and Exchange.
An independent journalist and educator based in Mumbai, Chintan has an MPhil in English Language Education, and has worked with the Unesco Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Education for Peace and Sustainable Development, the Kabir Project, and the Hri Institute for Southasian Research and Exchange.
An academic studies tribal folktales through a queer lens to highlight how they speak out against colonial-era moral policing that, ironically, still prevails in contemporary India
Memorialising in order to prevent history from repeating itself sounds like an honourable intention, but the nature of memory is fraught with chaos
What the authors do offer is the valuable experience of being in six different masterclasses
Companies selling plant-based products are innovating and making available foods that are not part of any traditional Indian palette
Pallavi Aiyar offers a thoughtful and entertaining portrait of the country
A memorable volume that places Ardern in her own local and national context for international readers
The former vice-chairman of NITI Aayog has written a biography of his father that is very much a son's perspective
Book review of Health, Hedonism and Hypochondria
Why is it important to tell stories in ways that outlive the news cycle? Read author-filmmaker Samina Mishra and illustrator Tarique Aziz's book Jamlo Walks (2021) to look for answers
Book review of Akhtari: The Life and Music of Begum Akhtar
Trained in art at Bombay's J J School of Art, and Baroda's Maharaja Sayajirao University, he drew on a vast treasure of mythological lore
The Sajjad Zaheer Digital Archive is the result of a collaboration between two varsities and the communist ideologue's family
Book review of On Citizenship
Prof. Errol D'souza, Director, IIM-A, says, 'An inclusive culture is indispensable for students to be who they are, openly express themselves, and grow holistically'
India could become a big market for Bangladeshi suppliers if the central government pursues this as a priority but India also has a robust apparel sector of its own, which it cannot neglect
Book review of Locking Down the Poor
What appears smart may not necessarily be sensitive. A tweet by Burger King UK on International Women's Day touched a raw nerve. It employed language that is usually characterised as misogynist
Book review of The Role of External Support in Nonviolent Campaigns: Poisoned Chalice or Holy Grail?
Two of the world's biggest film industries, Bollywood and Nollywood have collaborated in the past as well
Book review of Title of the book: A Forgotten Ambassador in Cairo