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Expand Your Table, Don’t Make It Higher: Discussing Intersectional Poetry At The Feminist Poetry Fest
The goal of intersectionality and poetry is not to make your table higher, but expanding it in a way that all of us come together.
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Indira Banerjee Appointed Judge Of Supreme Court
Chief Justice of the Madras High Court, Indira Banerjee, has been appointed as a Supreme Court judge. With this appointment, Banerjee becomes the eighth woman judge of the apex court. Before her, Fathima Beevi, Sujata V. Manohar, Ruma Pal, Gyan Sudha Misra, Ranjana Prakash Desai, R. Banumathi and Indu Malhotra were the women who were appointed as Supreme […]
UNESCO Declares Ahmedabad As India’s First Heritage City
The World Heritage Committee (WHC) of UNESCO has declared the Walled City of Ahmedabad as India’s first World Heritage City.
India Through A Sketch Artist’s Eyes
While travelling on Intrepid Travel’s Golden Triangle trip, a Chicago-based artist Jane Labowitch took an 8-day trip to India, visiting Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and Karauli. Jane aka Princess Etch A Sketch is a professional artist. She started learning the art since she was 4 years old. As they say, mastering the Etch A Sketch art is not child’s play but […]
Mohenjodaro ‘Dancing Girl’ Is Goddess Parvati, Says New Study
The iconic ‘Dancing Girl’ of Mohenjodaro from 2500 BC is in fact Goddess Parvati, according to its latest research paper in the Hindi journal Itihaas, published by the Indian Council of Historical Research.
At 17, artist and feminist Tara Anand is already changing the world
Anand has been painting since she could first wield a brush at three years old. In fact, her first artwork wasn’t some daub on a sheet of paper. It was a full project,
