Paramita Ghosh
Senior Editor at The New Indian Express
Senior editor, The New Indian Express, Author, In a Future April. Contact [email protected]. Reposts are not endorsements
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1 week ago |
newindianexpress.com | Paramita Ghosh
This afternoon Guppy was dressed in the spring uniform of pink mirroring how Japan is right now-cool and crisp, full of freshness and floral energy. A few young couples, who seemed to be regulars were pouring over the Hanami festival menu while waiters buzzed around refilling glasses with refreshing shrub cocktails. The specially curated menu burst with fresh, vibrant flavours.
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indulgexpress.com | Paramita Ghosh
Michael Okeke, the protagonist of the film Dilli Dark, is young, dark-skinned and African. He smarts as Delhi looks at him as an outsider, and then realises that the outsiders are already here—as neighbours, in history books, and in the subconscious of every ‘Delhiite’ who got here before he did. It is not personal, it is a reflex.
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1 week ago |
newindianexpress.com | Paramita Ghosh
By Paramita Ghosh Michael Okeke, the protagonist of the film Dilli Dark, is young, dark-skinned and African. He smarts as Delhi looks at him as an outsider, and then realises that the outsiders are already here-as neighbours, in history books, and in the subconscious of every 'Delhiite' who got here before he did. It is not personal, it is a reflex.
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1 week ago |
newindianexpress.com | Paramita Ghosh
In literature, life, and language Kenyan legend Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o was always off centre, pursuing directions away from canonisation. He died this Wednesday in the US at the age of 87, but his works will ensure he lives forever. Ngũgĩ 's prose was militant. He thought the writer's job was to be in the 'Opposition'. He held no brief for elites, which emerged in his country, Kenya, after independence, because they were no less oppressive and exclusionary than the British masters they had replaced.
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2 weeks ago |
newindianexpress.com | Paramita Ghosh
Nikheel Aphale's art practice draws on calligraphy with the Devanagari script as his muse. Devanagari is the script of his mother tongue, Marathi, and its sounds and visuals triggered his art practice and study of it. 'Aksharscape' is an artistic conceptual landscape of letters from the same script. Aphale's first solo exhibition in Delhi, at Bikaner House (till June 1) has been hosted by Artisera, an online space dedicated to fine art and artistic luxury.
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