Jinoy Jose P
Digital Editor at Frontline India
Digital Editor, Frontline. Writes Frontline Weekly Newsletter. Ex-India Today TV, Outlook Business, Down To Earth, Businessworld & BusinessLine. A screenwriter.
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1 week ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Meena Kandasamy |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,Let me tell you about the most remarkable literary long-distance relationship I have encountered in my reading life. Imagine being a political prisoner and thinking, “You know what would make this incarceration bearable?
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2 weeks ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Meena Kandasamy |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,Imagine a grim underground cavern. Here, prisoners have been chained since childhood. Their necks and legs are fixed in place, forcing them to stare perpetually at a blank wall before them. Behind these wretched souls burns a great fire, and between this fire and the prisoners runs a raised walkway where hidden figures carry various objects that cast shadows on the wall.
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3 weeks ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Divya Gandhi |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader, Do you sing? I don’t. Rather, I can’t. A lot of my friends are singers. And I am jealous of their wicked talent. I guess everybody loves singing and music. Have you ever come across anyone who doesn’t like music? I haven’t, not even in mythology or literature. I’ve always wondered about the universal appeal of music. Why do we sing? Why do we love music? It’s one of those questions that seems both ridiculously simple and impossibly complex at the same time.
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4 weeks ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Divya Gandhi |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,A gun was waiting for Chhoeung Chheng. In the gathering dusk of December 4, 2024, on the edge of Cambodia’s Beng Per Wildlife Sanctuary, Chheng, a 63-year-old environmental journalist, was doing what he had done tirelessly for five years—documenting the destruction of one of his country’s last remaining forests. He was armed with just a camera and conviction.
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1 month ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jinoy Jose P |Vaishna Roy
Dear reader,In the early 1800s, a provincial news agent from Nottingham in the UK made an observation that changed publishing in unimaginable ways. Herbert Ingram noticed that newspapers containing woodcut illustrations consistently outsold their text-only counterparts. Woodcut illustrations are a type of relief printmaking, where an image is carved into a block of wood, the raised surfaces are inked, then printed on the paper.
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