Antara Baruah is a journalist for ThePrint, focusing on national news in India. She covers a wide range of topics, including culture, society, politics, and entertainment. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for storytelling, Antara brings unique perspectives to her articles, shedding light on the diverse aspects of Indian society.
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By: Antara Baruah
New Delhi: The battle in today's India is between those dreaming of equality and those upholding Brahminical hierarchy.
By: Antara Baruah
Phool's packaging is a standout feature. 'We used to have jute packaging. But why shouldn't sustainability be colourful?” said founder Ankit Agarwal.
By: Antara Baruah
Courtesy our high school history lessons, most of us remember Humayun as the ruler who was trounced by Sher Shah Suri in 1539 in Bihar and then had to flee to Iran. However, a group of Humayun fans believe that Humayan was just as glorious a ruler as his son, Akbar. Turning their thoughts into deeds, these Humayun fans have created a Humayun museum in Delhi (near Humayun's Tomb which as most people know is one the great sights to visit in Delhi). So why is Humayun deemed by his fans to be a great ruler? Antara Baruah gives us a timely blast from the past so that we don't forget this great Mughal.
By: Meta Time, Antara Baruah
New Delhi : Jammu and Kashmir's first Director General of Police, Mahendra Sabharwal's foremost regret is that he and his late wife couldn't fulfill
By: Meta Time, Antara Baruah
Can RE Sustainability's incinerator in Tarpura village handle Bhopal gas tragedy's toxic legacy? Local fears and expert opinions clash over the cleanup.
By: Meta Time, Antara Baruah
Snakebites in India are mostly brushed away as a rural, poor-people problem. While the numbers are staggering, the bigger story is wrapped up in mythology, superstition, and abysmal public health infrastructure.
By: Meta Time, Antara Baruah
New Delhi: There's much more to Mehrauli Archaeological Park than its usual cluster of favourites, like the Tomb of Balban.
By: Antara Baruah
If Paro was meant to be a revelation to shake up solemn society, she succeeded. Namita Gokhale's 1984 creation, which was labelled as 'pornographic' then, continues to stand the test of time.
By: Meta Time, Antara Baruah
After 32 years, a POCSO court in Ajmer sentenced six accused to life imprisonment and fined them ₹5 lakh last week, marking a passive, lukewarm end to a case that had shaken the city to its core.
By: Antara Baruah
Mehrauli Archaeological Park is Qutub Minar's forgotten cousin. It's dogged by a tug-of-war between multiple agencies, patchy preservation, and few visitors.
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