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    Mrittika Nandy is a Doctoral Candidate at Centre for Political Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi. Her research interests are Corporate Social Responsibility, Micro Finance, the politics of Healthcare, Education and Right to Food & Nutrition. Being a student of Political Science, Nandy takes immense interest in India’s domestic politics and foreign affairs. She is extremely enthusiastic about Music, Drama and Sports specifically football. An avid fan of German football team and reserves her loyalty whenever there is a soccer world cup around.

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  • Is Covid a sour syrup for Mental Ordeal or a Trailer of another Pandemic Beckoning?0

    • Commentary
    • May 2, 2020

                by Mrittika Nandy 3 May 2020 For the last 25 days and more, life in India has come to a complete standstill. With people being forced to reside in their abode and indulge in household chores and work commitments with a pointed objective to curtail the spread of coronavirus far and wide. This leads

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  • Brewing Hot Espresso Coffee with the Cricketers: Another One Bites the Dust1

    • Commentary, Issue 28 – Spring 2019
    • January 18, 2019

    by Mrittika Nandy 18 January 2019 Koffee with Karan, a show that has garnered high Television Rating Points (TRP’s) over six decades on Star World is currently the core contention of debate and deliberation. Been on the electronic platform for more than 6 decades with a prominent face from Bollywood, Karan Johar (renowned Director of

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  • Recreating Popular Policies into Movies: The ‘Political’ Box Office in India1

    • Commentary
    • January 14, 2019

    How’s the Josh (Energy)? High Sir. How’s the Josh? High Sir. How’s the Josh? High Sir. Jai Hind! This particular dialogue from the movie Uri that released last week has taken social media and political circles by storm.  One of the first releases by Bollywood and distributed by Zee Studios in India has garnered attention

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  • LGBTQ in India: The Sweet Smell Of Freedom, Pride, and Love0

    • Commentary
    • September 10, 2018

    After every rain comes the rainbow- a multicolored circular arc is drawn. It’s caused by reflection, refraction, and dispersion of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky. There’s an element of surprise with its every appearance. And associating with the colors of the rainbow are the LGBTQ groups

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  • Are the Corporates Working towards our Common Future?0

    • Commentary
    • August 7, 2018

    By Mrittika Nandy       7 August 2018 The neo-liberal development model essentially refers to liberalization, privatization, and globalization of the earth’s resources for the more significant benefit of the people. The emergence of big corporates and their ambition for the optimization of individual profits has not only divided the world between the rich and

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  • The Curious Negation: Confluence and Conformity of Thoughts on Social Media0

    • Commentary, Issue 26 – Fall 2018
    • August 5, 2018

    Image source: Digital Vidya by Mrittika Nandi      5 August 2018 Social Media is an innovative platform that offers diverse perspectives on the socio-political issue. It’s a camouflage of truth-falsity on any given situation with political or religious undertones. It’s a potential ground to shun other’s views through abusive or humorous trolling. But in

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  • Globalisation and Surveillance: Who is watching you?0

    • Commentary
    • July 27, 2018

    Speculations have revolved around the concept of globalisation as to whether it’s a phenomenon or an event in the world history. Instead, it’s a spatial phenomenon which is progressively expanding and engulfing almost all the corners of the world. There is hardly any country which is bereft of any implications of globalisation. Globalisation includes constant

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