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- The Sociology of Water
- In Theatrical Throes
- I Rann So Far Away
- Taming the elephantine excesses
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The Sociology of Water
Cinematic sociology is a remarkable way of understanding the theoretical subtleties of the subject being applied practically that eventually plug into a larger feedback loop, not unlike a serpent consuming its own tail. For example, the malaises of society prompt filmmakers to depict them in their craft and when audiences watch these films, they are…
In Theatrical Throes
I seldom viewed acting as anything but an abstract art that I had admired but it was always tinged with a bit of envy. Actors get to live multiple lifetimes in one, and that is a precious gift that they choose. Through the theatre workshop during my second semester as a Masters student of Journalism…
I Rann So Far Away
The assignment involved reviewing three Indian political films, ultimately choosing Rann for its overt critique of media ethics and political machinations. Rann vividly portrays the intertwining of politics and media, highlighting themes like fake news and moral compromises. Although dated by modern standards, its core messages about integrity and media influence remain relevant.
Taming the elephantine excesses
The essay discusses the proposal of ‘One Nation, One Election’ in India, emphasizing the benefits of simultaneous elections. It argues that such elections can enhance resource efficiency, streamline governance, and improve voter turnout by reducing election fatigue. Despite historical challenges, the implementation could reinforce democratic principles and foster better political engagement.
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