This book is a part of our series, Kashmir Files, which seeks to present multiple perspectives on the history and social reality of the valley.
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Smashing the Patriarchy does what a guide to feminism should do; push you to question your own beliefs, your ideologies, and trace how critical theory
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We have all grown up with certain ideas about our grandmothers. But, how many of us have actually imagined her in a role different from
Purple Pencil Project’s Amritesh Mukherjee caught up with Makarand Paranjpe at the Jaipur Literature Festival 2022, to talk about his latest, JNU. Excerpts. Please tell
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