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01/04/2024

Delving into the socio-political tapestry, 'Party' (1984) directed by Govind Nihalani emerges as a cinematic gem. An exceptional drama, based on Mahesh Elkunchwar's 1976 play, it epitomizes Parallel Cinema in India. Starring luminaries like Vijaya Mehta, Om Puri, Naseeruddin Shah, and more, the film's powerful dialogues by Anil Rakeshi and Satyadev Dubey add gravitas.

Set at a party celebrating literary acclaim, the film navigates the lives of influential attendees, unraveling the shallowness of elitist circles. Amrit (Naseeruddin Shah), absent but omnipresent, challenges norms as a poet-turned-activist. The plot unfolds without a distinct lead, each character contributing uniquely.

The film critiques societal apathy, prompting introspection on artists' roles. Avinash and Bharat's debate on art's political relevance resonates, leaving the audience in contemplation. The film doesn't dictate conclusions, allowing viewers to ponder the purpose of art.

Tap the link in the bio to read the full article by our staff writer Aanya Singh.

29/03/2024

Embarking on a Journey through Kafka's Letters of Love: Immersing in Intimacy, Embracing Vulnerability, and Resisting Conformity.

Step into the captivating world of 'Letters to Milena' where Kafka's profound expressions illuminate the path to courage, honesty, and tenderness. Explore the depths of human emotions and discover the timeless wisdom hidden within Kafka's words.

Join the Kafkaesque journey of self-discovery and resistance by delving into the column by our columnist Akhil.

26/03/2024

We are soliciting submissions of photo essays around the themes of Politics, Economy, History, Psychology, Philosophy, Society, Culture, Policy, Law, Governance and Environment for the January- February Issue of Hindu College Gazette.

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The publication is open to contributions from individuals from all backgrounds.

Send submissions at [email protected] before 2nd April, 2024.

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22/03/2024

Embracing Diversity: Navigating India's Workspaces Towards Q***r-Feminist Inclusion. 'Inclusivity isn't just a buzzword; it's a commitment to celebrating every identity.' Q***r-feminist workspaces prioritize equity, challenging traditional norms to create safe, empowering environments. Grounded in principles of respect and acceptance, these spaces foster dialogue, understanding, and growth. By amplifying marginalized voices and advocating for systemic change, they pave the way for a more inclusive future. Let's rewrite the narrative together, forging paths where authenticity thrives and everyone's contribution is valued. To know more.

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Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by our guest writer Rajeev Anand.

18/03/2024

We are soliciting submissions for the March-April Issue of Hindu College Gazette. Articles, long-forms, op-eds, illustrations, and caricatures are welcome around the themes of of Politics, Economy, Science, History, Psychology, Philosophy, Society, Culture, Policy, Law, Governance and Environment.

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Submissions are open for Hinduites as well as non-Hinduites. Send submissions at [email protected] before 28th March, 2024.

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15/03/2024

In this column, our columnist shares her experience of recently visiting the most conspicuous form of gated communities that is a township and shares her experience of it. A township with all the amenities that one could want whilst social distancing from both the rural and urban archetypes, simply embodying the beauty of this world: Nature.

The writer then delves into the concept of Prismaticism and tries to extensively explain the topic citing the contemporary state of this theory in practice in the Indian social context and further explains the concept in detail.

Tap the link in the comments to read the complete column by our columnist Anushka Gaur for the Hindu College Gazette.

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11/03/2024

The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012 (POCSO), defines a child as a person below the age of 18 years. The Act provides that a child cannot consent for sexual in*******se. This criminalises any sexual activity with a person below 18 years of age. The objective behind this was to prevent the sexual exploitation of minors by adults by penalising the adult who engages in sexual in*******se with a minor. Further, the Act made it mandatory for any person having information about the perpetration of a sexual offence to report it to the police. On account of both these aspects, POCSO has made the consenting relationship vulnerable on the grounds of prosecution by families and society to prevent marriage outside the scope of caste, religion, and customs.

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by our guest writers Harsh Mahaseth and Jeetendra Vishwakarma.

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08/03/2024

Step into the poignant world captured by Priya Goswami's evocative documentary, 'A Pinch of Skin.' Through intimate storytelling, it unveils the hidden reality of female ge***al mutilation within the Dawoodi Bohra Community of India.

Goswami's lens delicately portrays the voices and hands of its subjects, challenging us to listen with our hearts. It exposes the stark disparity between public celebration and clandestine suffering, but also offers glimpses of resilience and defiance.

This documentary is more than just a film—it's a call to action against injustice, urging us to break the cycle of oppression. Let us stand in solidarity and amplify these silenced voices.

Tap the link in bio to read the complete article by our guest writer Jigeesha Bhargavi.

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04/03/2024

After weeks of planning and brainstorming, the Hindu College Gazette is proud to present its January-February issue.

In our January-February issue we have SUNI ANSUNI Jama Masjid, CHRISTIANITY AND ITS ADOPTION INTO INDIAN CULTURE Celebrating Easter Desi Style, INDIA OF BURSTING AND CONTRASTING DIVERSITIES, UNVEILING ODISSI, THE BLEEDING GODDESS, KAFKA'S COCKROACH, NAVIGATING THE TRANSITION Books-to-Screen Adaptations, HEAD IN THE CLOUDS, REVISITING THE "MERCHANT OF VENICE: Esprit de Corps and the Indian Legal Framework in 2023, FAST FASHION FRENZY The Hidden Cost, 12TH FAIL AND DISORTED REALITY OF THE UPSC, THERE IS NO ESCAPE Critical Review of the 'Fire', I WONDER IF I WILL HAVE A HOME TO HAUNT, SECULAR SYMPHONY India's Dynamic Ideological Shift, PRIVACY JUDMENT IMPACT: Decoding Transparency and Power Centralization in the DPDP Act, BRITISH COLONIAL EXPANSION THROUGH INDIAN DIASPORA, THE GEOPOUTICAL CHESSBOARD IMEC, BRI and Global Power Dynamics.

29/02/2024

After weeks of planning and brainstorming, Hindu College Gazette is proud to announce the launch of the January- February Issue. Here's a glimpse of all that we explore in this issue.

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29/02/2024

If one is fortunate enough to be disentangled from the calamities of the rat-race for power in this world, then their life would have taken a stable course with the future looming on the horizon. A predictable path is by no means uninteresting to a traveler. But everyday? Even the most scenic of routes may begin to sag their mind.

Oscar Wilde is known for his wit and humor. His aphorisms are quoted countless times. Primarily known for his plays, which have not left the theaters even after a century, Wilde’s ideas still drive conservative societies wild. In this collection of five fantastic short stories, Wilde exposes the world of its shame. As a proponent of the aesthetic movement, Wilde firmly believed in the idea that art is for art’s sake. It is well illustrated in his only novel The Picture of Dorian Gray. However, this short story collection shows another side of Wilde’s multifaceted literary talent- art for creating a social change, for the betterment of humanity as Leo Tolstoy had envisioned.

Tap the link in the comments to read the complete column by our columnist Akhil Thekkepat ( ) for the Hindu College Gazette.

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26/02/2024

Eurocentrism has been variously defined as an attitude or set of empirical beliefs that frame Europe as the primary engine and architect of world history, the bearer of universal values and reason and therefore model of progress and development. But it is intimately tied to and constituted in the violence and asymmetry of colonial and imperial encounters.

We all have come across the news of the migration crisis, military coups in various African countries, conflict or war in the third world. In all these cases, in the quest to identify the root causes of issues, our attention is often fixated on surface-level factors such as the absence of democratic values, the economic status of the state, or resource deficiencies. However, what frequently escapes scrutiny is the influence of exploitation or colonialism in these nations, contributing significantly to their current circumstances.This article tried to deconstruct all these superimposed crises associated with third world affairs.

Tap the link in the bio to read the full article by our Guest writer Harsh*t Kumar for the Hindu College Gazette.

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23/02/2024

Introducing "Politik Prespectacles", our new monthly column authored by Anushka Gaur out on 15 th of every month.

Anushka being a passionate and inquisitive Political Science enthusiast, will try to bridge the gap between real Politik and ideal Politik discourse in this ever changing and bewildering world. Delve into this column along with our author as she tries to navigate this intricate web of politics.

19/02/2024

The article delves into the deceptive facade of fashion, exposing the dark underbelly of fast fashion. It traces the industry's evolution, highlighting detrimental practices like waste and environmental impact. Examining marketing strategies and the Rana Plaza tragedy, it urges collective action for sustainable choices and ethical practices in the fashion industry, emphasizing readers' roles in shaping a healthier future.

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by our guest writer Priyanshi Parashar.

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12/02/2024

In a world captivated by immediate crises, this article serves as a compelling wake-up call, drawing a parallel between the urgency of responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and the global nonchalance towards the impending climate crisis. From the challenges of achieving a five trillion economy to the ambitious net-zero agenda by 2070, it explores the complexities and possibilities of climate action. As the world grapples with the climate dilemma, this comprehensive analysis challenges us to rethink priorities and work collectively towards a sustainable future.

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by our Guest writer Jiban Jyoti Routray for the Hindu College Gazette.

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05/02/2024

Introducing "Eccentric Epistles", our new monthly column authored by Akhil Thekkepatt out on 29th of every month.

Akhil being an aspiring novelist will surely take you through a virtual journey of books, poems and novels and help you to connect with how he feels, imagines, thinks and writes.

If you haven't read the previous column on Heidi, tap the link in the bio for the same.

29/01/2024

Happiness — it’s the one thing we all seek in life, yet it’s tough to define.

Attaining happiness is a global pursuit.It is a state of well-being that encompasses living a good life, one with a sense of meaning and deep contentment.Presently the world is becoming busier than ever. We have all the right technology for everyone to lead a comfortable, healthy, joyous, and peaceful life. Still, most of us are running as if there is no tomorrow, to be the light before dawn under a new moon sky.In this column,the columnist talks about a short novel whose main character is a five year old girl named Heidi, who shows us how to face difficult situations with grace.Heidi teaches us a lot about happiness which, like a butterfly, can’t be chased.

Tap the link in the comments to read the complete column by our columnist Akhil Thekkepat for the Hindu College Gazette.

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26/01/2024

This article explores the global landscape of HIV policies impacting healthcare professionals. From diverse approaches worldwide to India's current gaps, this article calls for inclusive, science-driven solutions. Addressing patient safety, scientific progress, and workplace culture, it advocates for empowering healthcare workers with HIV while challenging stereotypes. With this approach, the writer appeals to join the discourse on breaking boundaries for a future where healthcare workers thrive without discrimination.

This additional layer of the discussion underscores the importance of challenging outdated fears and fostering a culture of trust within the healthcare community, ultimately contributing to a more inclusive and supportive environment for healthcare workers with HIV.

Tap the link in the comments to read the complete article by our guest writer Isha Purohit for the Hindu College Gazette.

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15/01/2024

We are soliciting submissions of photo essays around the themes of Politics, Economy, History, Psychology, Philosophy, Society, Culture, Policy, Law, Governance and Environment for the January- February Issue of Hindu College Gazette.

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The publication is open to contributions from individuals from all backgrounds.

Send submissions at [email protected] before 31st January, 2024.

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12/01/2024

To strengthen the research ecosystem in the country the government has approved the National Research Foundation bill(now an act) in the Lok sabha, followed by the Rajya Sabha.

The key objective of the Bill is to foster a culture of research and innovation throughout India's universities, colleges and research institutions but its implementation is not going to be an easy task for the government in future. Following article highlights the importance of this Act along with all the difficulties which could be faced during the implementation of it.

Tap the link in the comments to read the complete article by our staff writer Atharv Tomar for the Hindu College Gazette.

04/01/2024

We are soliciting submissions for the January-February Issue of Hindu College Gazette. Articles, long-forms, op-eds, illustrations, and caricatures are welcome around the themes of Politics, Economy, Science, History, Psychology, Philosophy, Society, Culture, Policy, Law, Governance and Environment.

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Submissions are open for Hinduites as well as non-Hinduites. Send submissions at [email protected] before 20th January, 2024.

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29/12/2023

The Article aims to understand the concept of power through the lenses of the q***r liberation movement and how it impacts the rights and liberty of the LGBTQIA+ Community. The concept of sexuality and gender has been used as a political tool to exercise power through various means like laws that are discriminatory against women and the q***r community. With the brief analysis of the Q***r theory, the impact of heteronormativity and dynamics of social exclusion was understood.

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Tap the link in the comments to read the complete article by our guest writer A***n Rana for the Hindu College Gazette.

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18/12/2023

India's economic growth paradoxically exists alongside entrenched social injustice. Despite advancing economically, societal disparities persist ,echoing Gandhi's emphasis on prioritizing social development .

Examining the paradoxical coexistence of economic growth and social injustice in India, this article draws parallels with Gandhi's emphasis on social development over mere economic prosperity. It critiques the nation's factory-like production of 'happy dolls,' underscoring the excess waste generated by socially crushed workers. The article explores Gandhi's historical pursuit of social justice amidst India's fight for independence.

Tap the link in comments to read the full article by Shubhangi Yadav, Guest Writer at Hindu College Gazette.

07/12/2023

After weeks of planning and brainstorming, the Hindu College Gazette is proud to present its October-November Issue.

In our October November issue we have What Karnan and Pada Tell Us About The Scs and Sts, Beauty Pageants, Babasaheb, Enola Holmes Movie Review, The Popular Culture of Sati, Myth As The New Voice Of Feminism, The Assam Agitation, Facism, Navigating Veiled Restrictions, The Israel Palestine Conflict, The Cynical Relationship Between Turkey, Internet Memes, The Dexterity Of Concept Album, Breaking The Fourth Wall, Suni-Ansuni: Majnu ka Tilla, Standing The Chasm, Maa Tumi Kothai.

04/12/2023

हिंदू कॉलेज गैजेट ने एक अनोखी पहल के अंतर्गत चर्चा करने और विचार-विमर्श करने के लिए एक मंच तैयार किया है जहां दिल्ली में बसे उन स्थानों और उनकी विविध संस्कृतियों के बारे में चर्चा की जाएगी जो हमारे बीच मौजूद तो है परंतु जिनके बारे में हमारे पास पर्याप्त जानकारी नहीं है और हम उनसे रुबरु होने में असफल रहे है ।

हिंदू कॉलेज गैजेट को इस नए उद्यम सुनी अनसुनी के लोगो की घोषणा करते हुए गर्व हो रहा है।

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01/12/2023

Women have, since time immemorial, been on the receiving end of the adverse effects of patriarchy. While this becomes more pronounced in global economic phenomena like the gender pay gap or other oppressive social customs, what often remains overlooked are the simpler ways of encompassing even everyday activities into the aegis of this cruel concept.

This article attempts to put into light the atrocities levied by one such concept - the ‘Pink Tax’, a price increase put unjustly on goods marketed towards women, or to say simply, pink products.

Tap the link in comments to read the full article by Inika.

30/11/2023

After weeks of planning and brainstorming, Hindu College Gazette is proud to announce the launch of the October- November Issue. Here's a glimpse of all that we explore in this issue.

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20/11/2023

Poverty's echo reverberates through generations, demanding more than education alone. It's a web of intertwined struggles—lack of healthcare, clean water, economic opportunities. Beyond individual suffering, it clouds our global conscience. Ignoring this plea casts a shadow over humanity's shared responsibility.

"Poverty's ripple effect knows no bounds, impacting stability, sparking conflicts, and triggering mass migration. It's a complex network, beyond individual deprivation, demanding a multifaceted approach. Tackling root causes—inequality, corruption, service access—is crucial. Without global action, we risk squandering potential and dimming the future for all."

Dive deeper into this issue by tapping the link in comments to read the article by our guest writer Melekwe Anthony.

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17/11/2023

Navigating the complex landscape of modern fascism, this article explores the subtle yet dangerous ways in which fascism manifests itself, often disguised in the form of populism and nationalism, serving as a stark reminder that we must remain vigilant and never take our freedom for granted.

Delve deeper into the issue with our staff writer Jaibir Singh Brar’s article by tapping the link in the comments.

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