Antara Baruah is a Features Writer at ThePrint, where she covers culture and changing landscapes. Her reporting spans topics such as campus life, college and university research, concerts, and entertainment news. Antara's work has been featured in ThePrint, Marcellus Investment Managers, and MSN.
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By: Antara Baruah
At the book launch, Githa Hariharan, Revati Laul and Kalpana Karunakaran used one woman’s story as a springboard to dive into questions of love, longing, and resistance.
By: Antara Baruah
After Coldplay performed last year in Ahmedabad, the phrase concert economy was suddenly in vogue. It has set off a competition among several states to become India’s concert capital.
By: Antara Baruah
Antara Baruah New Delhi: The Indian rupee's slide against the dollar has made it “Asia's worst performing currency”, Veena Venugopal writes in the Financial Times' India Business Briefing.
CSDS is India’s most influential research institute, known for larger-than-life thinkers like Rajni Kothari, Ashis Nandy, and Dhirubhai Seth, who built an India-centric political theory.
Antara Baruah New Delhi: There was a time when academics would abandon teaching posts at Ivy League universities, leading DU colleges and
By: Antara Baruah
Rankings, record placements, and rigid rules define Chandigarh University’s rapid ascent to India's top ranked private university.
Spending hours watching protest reels was invigorating. Within the brain-rot, was hope. There was a delirious, otherworldly feel to it, even as what was being asked was so fundamental as accountability on the part of those in power.
Monsoons expose India's ‘millennium city' as one without any sense of “public”. Life depends on people's “family, caste and class circuits”.
Listen to this article: Gurugram (Haryana): It happened quickly and unceremoniously. On August 26, a sinkhole opened up on a chunk of the Delhi-Jaipur highway, on the Ifco Chowk service road. The ground simply collapsed, said eyewitnesses. There was...
Monsoons expose India’s ‘millennium city’ as one without any sense of “public”. Life depends on people’s “family, caste and class circuits”.
