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Abhinay Talkhedkar

Abhinay Talkhedkar

Abhinay Talkhedkar

A seeker and Global Communications student, Abhinay is a Master's graduate in International Relations from the University of Bristol, UK.

The New Delhi World Book Fair 2025 : Pankaj Tripathi And The Unscripted Art Of Living

The New Delhi World Book Fair 2025 : Pankaj Tripathi And The Unscripted Art Of Living

February 11, 2025

The New Delhi World Book Fair 2025 commenced on February 1 with the theme "Republic@75," celebrating India’s democratic evolution since the adoption of its Constitution in 1950. The fair, organized by the National Book Trust of India under the Ministry of Education, embodies the motto "Hum Bharat ke log" —a...

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Poetry Meets Visual Storytelling: Adapting Words for a Digital Age

Poetry Meets Visual Storytelling: Adapting Words for a Digital Age

February 11, 2025

Poetry, once confined to the written word, is now transforming in response to the digital and visual age. In the past, entire epics were carved into temple walls, allowing stories to unfold through intricate imagery. Today, with the diminishing attention span of readers, poetry is finding new ways to remain...

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Alexey Varlamov’s Odsun: A Story Beyond Borders, A Dream Beyond Reach

Alexey Varlamov’s Odsun: A Story Beyond Borders, A Dream Beyond Reach

February 11, 2025

Alexey Varlamov’s Odsun is not just a novel—it is an exploration of history, human conflict, and the scars left behind by geopolitical tensions. In a recent session at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2025, Varlamov shed light on the themes of his book, his literary influences, and the shifting...

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Beyond Pain: Inspiring Stories Of Resilience And Transformation

Beyond Pain: Inspiring Stories Of Resilience And Transformation

February 11, 2025

Friedrich Nietzsche once said, “What doesn’t kill me makes me stronger.” It is a sentiment echoed through time, resonating in the hearts of those who have endured suffering and emerged transformed. Pain, though an unwelcome visitor, often becomes the crucible in which resilience is forged. Through the lives of those who...

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The Karmayogis Of India: M.D. Srinivas, Vasudeo Kamath, And Suresh Soni’s Journey To Padma Shri 2025

The Karmayogis Of India: M.D. Srinivas, Vasudeo Kamath, And Suresh Soni’s Journey To Padma Shri 2025

February 4, 2025

Nation-building is often perceived as a grand, collective effort—shaped by large-scale movements and sweeping reforms. Yet, the true essence of nation-building lies in the quiet, steadfast efforts of individuals—those unsung heroes whose consistent actions, though seemingly small, shape the very fabric of society. These Karmayogis, through their unwavering commitment to...

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Wabi-Sabi Lens: Shefali Upadhyay’s Botanical Art Reveals Beauty In Decay

Wabi-Sabi Lens: Shefali Upadhyay’s Botanical Art Reveals Beauty In Decay

January 29, 2025

This is the story of an artist who, after retiring, found herself deeply connecting with nature in a fascinating way. Today, I had the opportunity to visit the Indian Habitat Centre, where I was profoundly moved by the evocative collection Wabi-Sabi: The Secret Garden by Shefali Upadhyay. Her art explores...

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In Search Of Rasa: A Day At Daryaganj’s Sunday Book Market

In Search Of Rasa: A Day At Daryaganj’s Sunday Book Market

January 25, 2025

What is the true purpose of research? For many, academic journals may seem distant—laden with jargon and structured for precision, often at the cost of accessibility. But for me, academic literature serves as a gateway to discovery—a bridge between theoretical frameworks and real-world phenomena. This process of peeling back layers...

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