Dr. Viraj Desai’s translation of Gujarati writer Nagindas Parekh’s essay, Anuvādnee Kaḷā (1958).
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A story by Michelle D’costa.
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Uma Shirodkar translates a mystery story by Ratnakar Matkari.
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The paper explores the concept of urban camouflage as an ouroboros, drawing insights from Aravind Adiga’s novel, The White Tiger (2008).
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An editorial on Hakara’s 19th Ed. titled “Camouflage.”
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“एकमेकांत असतात तेव्हा या सार्यांनाच कशाचं भय नाई. एकमेकांच्या रंगांचं, एकमेकांचे रंग-आवाज घेऊन सर्जित-विसर्जित होणारं त्यांचं-त्यांचं एक ब्रम्हांडाय…” ‘रंगगोपना’बद्दल नाटककार हिमांशू भूषण स्मार्त यांचा लेख.
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Heroine’s Best Friend: Nature, Metaphor, and Animism in Viralimalai Kuravanji
Portraying a heroine with a parrot as her friend and confidant has been a prominent visual tradition in the myths…
The paper explores the concept of urban camouflage as an ouroboros, drawing insights from Aravind Adiga’s novel, The White Tiger (2008).
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“एकमेकांत असतात तेव्हा या सार्यांनाच कशाचं भय नाई. एकमेकांच्या रंगांचं, एकमेकांचे रंग-आवाज घेऊन सर्जित-विसर्जित होणारं त्यांचं-त्यांचं एक ब्रम्हांडाय…” ‘रंगगोपना’बद्दल नाटककार हिमांशू भूषण स्मार्त यांचा लेख.
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An exploration of camouflage aesthetics in New Media Art
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[green] Aatika Singh [/green] is a Delhi based artist, activist and scholar. She is currently pursuing…
दा गो काळे यांच्या चार कविता.
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