Abhik Bhattacharya

Aranya Sahay’s film ‘Humans in the Loop’ starts a crucial conversation on how the Western gaze determines the data on which AI is trained

Aranya Sahay's film ‘Humans in the Loop' starts a crucial conversation on how the Western gaze determines the data on which AI is trained

After 120 years, however, that has changed. On the one hand, the nation is celebrating 150 years of ‘Vande Mataram' with much gusto; on the other, ‘Amar sonar Bangla', now the national anthem of Bangladesh, is being vilified.

Sinha used Lohia's critique of Marx to understand Bihar's economic crisis and his contentions helped shape Bihar's demands for special category status

Despite state laws, the practice continuues, rooted in medical scarcity, 'ojha-dayan' beliefs and patriarchal control of land

In 2023, there was a 100 per cent rise in witch-hunting cases in Jharkhand from 2022

Rabindranath Tagore's song did not invoke religious sentiments, unlike the one by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay. Tagore's message was of togetherness

'Lores of Love & Saint Gorakhnath' rediscovers lost narratives of inclusivity that have been part of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar's folktales

It would have been easier for many of us to know who he is — a part of a historic resistance or a one-off instance of a progressive White man who can afford to hide his identity

It would have been easier for many of us to know who he is — a part of a historic resistance or a one-off instance of a progressive White man who can afford to hide his identity