https://t.co/qjee3H9O5Q
An essay I worked on for a very long time has finally been published (after many travails through the pandemic, and a ton of work by Manujendra Kundu) in this wide-ranging collection. More honoured than I can say to be included.
What does Israel's occupation of Palestinians look like?
This former Israeli soldier told @dena how the Israeli army controls every aspect of Palestinians' lives.
"'Raiding’ an entire media organisation and snatching the electronic devices of journalists without due process is a bad omen for a free press but a worse signal for the continuation of democracy." #NewsClick https://t.co/BEdwPEoPLx
Madhubanti De examines Samhita Sunya’s Sirens of Modernity (2022), which closely reads the structures of public circulation and sociability in the interaction between Indian and world cinema from the 1950s to the 1970s.
https://t.co/e1aQ5R07iW
Madhubanti De reflects on a presentation by Samhita Sunya on her publication Sirens of Modernity: World Cinema via Bombay (2022), which is located at the intersection of transnational media histories and media studies.
https://t.co/yjFUZlnwVK
A short article I recently wrote on Maati Pehchaan, a Kumaoni language film screened at the India Habitat Centre's pan-Indian film festival, has just been published on The Established. Read if you can spare the time!
https://t.co/Bh83XeCxls
Madhubanti De writes on ‘Navina Sundaram: An Outsider’s Inside View or an Insider’s Outside View’, an event highlighting The Fifth Wall, a digital archive on Navina Sundaram’s oeuvre of work spanning the decades from the early 1960s to the late 1990s.
https://t.co/OFBVBWvlZO
I don't care how you feel about Johnny Depp or Amber Heard - this is a very bad day for women who are victims.
The silence so many fought against for so many years will once again descend over survivors of sexual violence and domestic violence.
I don't know if you guys realize that there is now a (very famous) precedent for how saying publicly that you are a victim of domestic violence, without naming your abuser, is considered defamation
For people who have been studying the misinformation campaign around the Depp v Heard trial, this verdict is chilling. The success of Depp’s “redemption arc” narrative reveals a lot about our social media platforms and ourselves.
A thread of things I learned during Depp v Heard:
If you love the movies, and the history of cinema, you don’t want to miss this. An incredible collection of India’s film poster heritage. The auction is live now
on https://t.co/tAaeUC5d9S
"Don't beat us, just shoot us" - Kashmir villagers show @BBC
reporter bodies beaten fully black & blue, describe graphic torture. Fully expect @bhupendrachaube types to ignore this evidence as well & keep singing "All Is Well" https://t.co/J9tImC0G6O
HCU turned up in hundreds to see #RamKeNaam and join a discussion by Anand Patwardhan. The event was hosted by AISA-HCU. Liked the courageous assertion of @AISA_tweets:
"It doesn't matter how hard they try to silence us. We are seeds. We will grow whatever the condition may be."