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Learn to Accept Defeat, Ms. Banerjee

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By Rik Amrit
Writing this piece, I find myself thinking of Shakespeare’s Margaret. Those who have read the Henry plays or Richard III will understand why. Margaret rose from nothing to the heart...
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Learn to Accept Defeat, Ms. Banerjee

AI’s Hidden Theft: Culture Without Consent

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The real ethical crisis is not AI in art but who owns cultural intelligence. The current debate on artificial intelligence and art is filled with anxiety. Artists worry about machines...
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AI’s Hidden Theft: Culture Without Consent

Five Generations, One Sacred Text: Inside the Manuscript Birju Maharaj Guarded Like the Gītā

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Some books arrive with the weight of history on their pages. ‘Saṅgīta-darpaṇaḥ’ is one such work; a 200-year-old manuscript that has travelled through five or six generations of the legendary...
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Five Generations, One Sacred Text: Inside the Manuscript Birju Maharaj Guarded Like the Gītā

Indian Theatre: Curtain Call or Fading Act?

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While government grants and corporate sponsorships help keep it afloat, India’s professional theatre faces an existential challenge in balancing artistic freedom with economic survival. The economics of passion in professional...
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Indian Theatre: Curtain Call or Fading Act?

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