Blues: The Ballads Of Oppression, Protests & Power
Through the Blues, black artists have created rhythm & harmony as a source of healing in an environment brimming with racism.
Umang Kumar is a student of comparative religions, especially Buddhism and Hinduism, and has an academic degree in Theology.
Through the Blues, black artists have created rhythm & harmony as a source of healing in an environment brimming with racism.
How do we cope with the “new normal” forced upon us by COVID-19? Would philosophy help?
Human beings, the so-called top-of-the-line products of evolution, have been laid low by objects barely alive.
Indian cinema has changed with time, but it has not been able to innovate in its storytelling techniques.
Kanekar’s story of the heroic yet tragic resistance by the socially marginalised makes for heartfelt reading.