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Separated and Divided: Confronting Partition in 2020
by Mohua Ahiri
on April 30, 2020
As the British left India after their rule of around 200 years in 1947, they also divided our nation into two. Well, for many present today Partition has come to us in history books, sometimes
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George was not the Blue Eyed Black Boy: Police Brutality and African American Community
by Mukulika Dattagupta
on June 16, 2020
The identification of recent case of George Floyd with a class lecture on African American History by one of my students attracted my attention to reevaluate the aspect of police brutality as a tool of
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MUSIC THERAPY: A HEALER FOR DEPRESSION AND A MEANS TO IMPROVE SOCIAL HEALTH DURING LOCKDOWN
by Madhurima Dasgupta
on June 20, 2020
With the increasing phobia of Covid-19 and its impact on society, music has become the only respite and the most effective means to maintain a better mental and social health. Before this pandemic crisis, most
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