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Born on August 10, 1957, in the bustling city of Karachi, Aqeel Abbas Jafri’s life journey is a testament to his relentless quest for knowledge, research, and a deep love for his...

Beyond articulating resistance, Bengaluru based Dakhni hip-hop group ‘Clan Bokka Phod’ has been blazing a path for audiences to access the marginalised language.

Somnath Gupt’s book is an immensely readable account of the history and development of the Parsi theatre and its influences on early Hindi cinema.

According to data regarding the availability of articles on Wikipedia, its top ranking among languages ​​spoken in the subcontinent contradicts the claim that Urdu is dying.

The second in a series of reading lists to celebrate Women in Translation Month, which is observed in August every year.

In terms of how do we address some of the symptoms that potentially black women, asian and other ethnic minorities are facing. and the second one is that its really important that we recognise that menopause is a life stage and its not a disease. i think theres a lot of narrative around menopause that pins it as a disease, but really its a life stage and the more we can actually start normalising conversations of menopause, its more likely that women will come up to us and ask for support, becau...

Of the symptoms that potentially black women, asian and other ethnic minorities are facing. and the second one is that its really important that we recognise that menopause is a life stage and its not a disease. i think theres a lot of narrative around menopause that pins it as a disease, but really its a life stage and the more we can actually start normalising conversations of menopause, its more likely that women will come up to us and ask for support, because if they keep thinking that theyr...

About the symptoms that white women or their white counterparts might be experiencing. but we need to do a lot more in terms of how do we address some of the symptoms that potentially black women, asian and other ethnic minorities are facing. and the second one is that its really important that we recognise that menopause is a life stage and its not a disease. i think theres a lot of narrative around menopause that pins it as a disease, but really its a life stage and the more we can actually st...

The IDPs have been staying at Juhudi Primary School for over three months

Zaheeruddin Ali Khan, is the nephew of Zahid Ali Khan, Editor-in-Chief of Siasat. He is widely known for his philanthropist activities and collaborations with organisations working for the welfare of the minority community in the state.