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Giya Sood and Srijana Siri
6 days ago
Drawing Conflict: What Does it Take to be Joe Sacco?
Joe Sacco, donning the signature detective-esque hat that you will not see him without, both in and out of his comics, came to the...
Sara Pandey
Dec 5
Guest Feature| Unravelling Film at Ashoka with Dhagein
Tucked away in a cosy classroom on a cold November night, writer-director Vedika Khanna’s (ASP’25) film Dhagein, offered a welcome...
Anusha Dhakal
Dec 2
Review | Blue Roses and Broken Dreams: The Glass Menagerie
In The Glass Menagerie , memory takes centre stage as Tom, the protagonist, revisits the events of his life in a search for the origins...
Giya Sood
Nov 25
Review | Khusrau, Krishna, and Kathak: Jo Dooba So Paar
A review of Jo Dooba So Paar: An Immersion in Kathak
Nikita Kalra
Nov 22
Liberal Hearts, Chained Minds: A review of Nayantara Violet Alva’s debut novel
Ashoka alum Nayantara Violet Alva’s (UG’19) debut novel, Liberal Hearts has already become a topic of conversation at Ashoka University.
Review| Did the train miss the Strange Station?
A review of the music production, Strange Station.
Maya Ribeiro
Nov 11
The Uneasy Art of Revolution: Inside Professor Aparna Vaidik’s Writing Journey
A report on Professor Aparna Vaidik's on her journey with writing for Ashoka University’s Undergraduate Writing Program on 28 October, 2024.
Ananya Pendharkar
Nov 4
Han Kang’s The Vegetarian: A Review
For the first time, a South Korean author, Han Kang was awarded the Nobel Prize In Literature in 2024 “for her intense poetic prose that con
Camille Claudel: Into the Fire – A Review
On October 18th, the Performing Arts Department hosted Pianist Nadine Jo Crasto and Counter-tenor Subin Mathai for a performance of...
Maya Ribeiro
Oct 19
Unmediated Sound: A Review
On October 15th, the Black Box Theatre at Ashoka University transformed into a quiet, intimate space for Unmediated Sound, a concert
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