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Mantoa, an octogenarian Mosotho woman living in a remote mountain village in the Lesotho Highlands region, calmly listens to...
by Rasna Warah
The 60s, 70s, and 80s are often described as the Golden Age of Indian cinema and Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu had a...
My life is not in vain, my friend, when I sing for you.My song is not in vain, my friend, when you hum along...
“Theyyam as a folk genre and performance is a creative and ritual invocation of the people who had been killed and silenced by the...
Tribute to the South Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-Duk
“Documentaries are art forms of political memory making and a nation devoid of documentaries is like a family without any photo albums,” says Priya...
When once for my fellowmenI shed a drop of tear,The hale of a thousand sunsArises in my soulWhen once for my fellowmen I expend...
Moving images, over the years, played a decisive role in shaping and reshaping the public discourses on political issues as well as articulating the...
In the context of continuing violence in social spaces, there is a need to explore and expand the existing methodology of social sciences, particularly...
Vakkom Moulavi, a pioneer of Kerala renaissance and founder of Swadeshabhimani is being recognised for the first time in his hometown, Vakkom—in the district...
