NEW | SPEAKEASY 🎙️
Veteran journalist Nayan Chanda examines the growing global disorder shaping today’s world—from the crisis in the Persian Gulf and the war in Ukraine to the rise of China, the future of NATO, and the unpredictability of Donald Trump’s America.
Host: Amit Baruah (@abaruah64)
Production: Kavya Pradeep M (@kavyathinks), Mridula Vijayarangakumar (@mri_vk)
https://t.co/t0t3lv5ueb
Closely following the investigative efforts by students in locking down how the CBSE screwed up. Absolutely in love with the learning arc that these young people have presented to us. Meanwhile, the CBSE is trying hard to reduce this disaster to a technical error. Bro, seriously?
NEW | Frontline Conversations
Academic Chandrakant Kamble examines the emergence of Bhim songs and Ambedkarite music as a distinctive form of social and political expression in India.
Host: @ameytirodkar
Producers: @kavyathinks and @mri_vk
https://t.co/OfjIb92j1G
"Physical books are inherently interactive": Radhika Menon
In this interview with Frontline, Menon spoke about Tulika’s ideals, the importance of inclusivity in children’s literature, and artistic freedom in the age of AI.
Mridula Vijayarangakumar (@mri_vk) writes.
https://t.co/tzsemsnC64
Our latest e-book is out.
April marks 50 years of the Turkman Gate demolitions. In Jan this year Turkman Gate was again targeted. In 1976, it was a declared Emergency. Today, it is a silent one. If you are a subscriber, download and read it for free here:
https://t.co/G0MhA0rMN3
NEW | FRONTLINE EXCLUSIVE 🚨
Francesca Albanese (@FranceskAlbs), UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories, discusses the ongoing crisis in Gaza, the role of international institutions in addressing war crimes, and other related issues.
Host: Prathap Nair (@TheSunlitWindow)
Production: Kavya Pradeep M (@kavyathinks), Mridula Vijayarangakumar (@mri_vk)
https://t.co/XZs9K2S5Bt
Note to the public! ⚠️
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NEW | Nithin Raj, a 22-year-old Dalit student at a dental college in Kannur died after a fall from the fifth floor. The college calls it “financial distress”. His family calls it what it looks like: institutional cruelty rooted in caste.
@kavyathinks ✍️
https://t.co/tIxGdUPO6r
While Kerala ranks high on many human development indices, this often masks the persistent inequalities in institutions, writes @kavyathinks, as she examines the death of Nithin Raj in a Kerala dental college.
A successful team beats with one heart. Thanks to our editor @vaishnaroy, the very brilliant @jinoyjosep, 👍 colleagues @kavyathinks, Mridula & Razal, who work behind the scenes.
Our @frontline_india interview with @PravinSawhney is viral.
Watch 👇
https://t.co/SnTWlRm9t0