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Anusree K C
Anusree K C is a Trainee Journalist with the Indian Express. An alumna of the Asian College of Journalism, Chennai, her interests lies in Culture, Books and literature, and cinema. You can reach her anusree.kc@expressindia.com or @anusree_k.c on Instagram
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Rudraneil Sengupta’s The Beast Within flips the script on traditional crime fictionSubscriber Only
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While there are high octane action scenes, the author successfully shows the slow-natured process of investigations
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Framing the Media — Pamela Philipose’s book launch becomes a call to defend Press FreedomSubscriber Only
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At the book launch, panelists highlight how state control, policy gaps, and digital laws are reshaping the boundaries of press freedom in India.
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Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet were the original situationship — that’s why we are still obsessed with ‘Pride and Prejudice’Subscriber Only
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As Netflix starts production on its new adaptation, the Jane Austen classic remains in rotation because it adapts. Its characters grow, its structure flexes, its emotions stay grounded. It is not a fairytale; it is a mirror
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Hidesign speaks up for Gaza: Where are the global brands?Subscriber Only
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The brand has done what global giants with teams of PR professionals refused to do. Perhaps this is where change begins — not from the top, not from billion-dollar boardrooms, but from smaller voices that still dare to speak
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The documentary Nilgiris: A Shared Wilderness listens closely to the land, emphasising that conservation today means learning how to share
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Saiyaara: When the audience becomes the showSubscriber Only
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What looks like mass emotional response to a movie may instead be the calculated outcome of platform-driven hype cycles.
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What if ‘Stranger Things’ happened in India? It wouldn’tSubscriber Only
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Without the space to rebel, hide or exercise agency, the monster-hunters of Hawkins would not survive a single episode in 1980s India
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Is the bestseller ‘The Salt Path’ a pack of lies? Here’s what a British newspaper has allegedSubscriber Only
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The celebrated memoir of Raynor Winn alias Sally Walker, which has been made into a film, is under scrutiny after an investigation by The Observer questioned the truthfulness of its central story and alleged it was ‘spun from lies, deceit, and desperation’.
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Delhi’s ‘original’ Sheesh Mahal shines again: 17th Century Mughal retreat revived from ruins, here’s howSubscriber Only
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On July 2, after a year of restoration work, the Sheesh Mahal, the Baradari (pavilion with 12 doors), and three heritage-era cottages were unveiled to the public
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Artist Sonakshi Chaturvedi reclaims forgotten female identities through material memory in an exhibition at The Gallery at British Council in Delhi
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