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"Ozymandias" is one of Percy Bysshe Shelley's most celebrated sonnets. Through the image of a ruined statue in the desert, the poem explores the transience of power, the inevitability of time, and the futility of human pride.
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"No One Else Can Tell Your Story": Janice Pariat in Conversation with Ananya Hiloidari
On growing up between the plains of Assam and the hills of Shillong, leaving home in order to return to it, and why her fiction keeps pushing back against the human urge to put life into boxes — the author of Everything the Light Touches speaks with Ananya Hiloidari, who translated the novel.
Exploring Gender, Migration, and Culture: A Conversation with Prof. Moushumi Basu
The JNU scholar on why critical thinking must begin with a mind without fear, why feminism is a lived experience rather than a theory, and why India needs a more humane — and more imaginative — approach to migration.
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