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In the aftermath of the nationwide protests against the NEET paper leaks, women protesters have found themselves subjected to intense scrutiny, online harassment, and targeted abuse.

The Cost Of Being A Woman In India? Apparently, Even Dissent Is Gendered

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The Palette Of A Nation: How Camlin Made Art Accessible To Generations Of Indians

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South Asian women are reshaping dance floors across the world, bringing fresh perspectives to electronic music while challenging long-standing gender imbalances within club culture.

On Our Radar: 4 South Asian Women DJs That Are Reshaping Dance Floors Across The World

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Homegrown Handpicked: A Playlist Of Our Favourite Releases From July 2026

Homegrown Handpicked: A Playlist Of Our Favourite Releases From July 2026

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Karsh Kale speaks to Homegrown about the enduring legacy of the Asian Underground, the changing nature of cultural exchange, and why authenticity remains an artist’s greatest creative asset.

Back To The Source: Karsh Kale Talks Reinvention, Collaboration, & His Creative Legacy

04 Aug 2026

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Iftikhar Nasim was a trailblazing poet whose work reshaped the landscape of Urdu literature by bringing queer experiences and desires into public view.

Iftikhar Nasim: Remembering the Queer Poet Who Transformed Urdu Literature

04 Aug 2026

2 min read

After first making a name for himself as the frontman of New Delhi experimental rock band The Circus, Bhatia launched Curtain Blue as a solo project to explore a more personal corner of electronic music.

Curtain Blue Talks Analogue Gear, Radiohead, Dholaks & His New Single ‘Yeh Duniya’

04 Aug 2026

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Speakers holding microphones on stage while addressing an audience.

Bengaluru's Contrarian Club Is Searching for Nuance In An Age Of Polarisation

04 Aug 2026

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BISFF 2026: India’s Only Oscar-Accredited Short Film Festival Returns To Bengaluru

BISFF 2026: India’s Only Oscar-Accredited Short Film Festival Returns To Bengaluru

04 Aug 2026

3 min read

Large hand-painted 1980s Pakistani film billboard featuring action heroes and Urdu typography installed above Shalimar Cinema.

How Censorship Cemented The Legacy Of Pakistan’s Most Iconic Film Posters

04 Aug 2026

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An image with a block of yellow butter in a wooden tub next to a vintage advertisement for Amul Butter.

India's Most Underrated Regional Ingredient? It Might Just Be Butter

03 Aug 2026

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Indian metal band Midhaven has been crowned the winner of Wacken Metal Battle India 2026, earning a coveted spot at the international finals held during Germany's renowned Wacken Open Air festival.

Midhaven Put Indian Metal On One Of The World's Biggest Stages At Wacken

03 Aug 2026

2 min read

‘Bullet Nani: And Other Badass Indian Grandmas’, journalist Jasreen Mayal Khanna profiles twelve extraordinary older Indian women whose lives expanded the possibilities for those who came after them.

‘Bullet Nani’ Celebrates 12 Badass Indian Grandmothers Who Broke Barriers

03 Aug 2026

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In Conversation With Aadil Abedi: The Textures & Tensions Of His South Asian Heritage

In Conversation With Aadil Abedi: The Textures & Tensions Of His South Asian Heritage

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6 Exceptional Indian Poets On Our Radar

6 Exceptional Indian Poets On Our Radar

13 May 2025

A Guide To The Best Japanese Cuisine Across Mumbai

A Guide To The Best Japanese Cuisine Across Mumbai

19 Mar 2025

10 Incredible Indian Photobooks On Our Radar

10 Incredible Indian Photobooks On Our Radar

19 Mar 2025

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Karsh Kale speaks to Homegrown about the enduring legacy of the Asian Underground, the changing nature of cultural exchange, and why authenticity remains an artist’s greatest creative asset.

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04 Aug 2026

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Iftikhar Nasim was a trailblazing poet whose work reshaped the landscape of Urdu literature by bringing queer experiences and desires into public view.

Iftikhar Nasim: Remembering the Queer Poet Who Transformed Urdu Literature

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The striking frames dabble in visual metaphors of suffocation and separation.

Bidishah’s New Music Video Reinterprets Dysfunctional Relationships Through A Queer Lens

05 Sep 2023

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It is no secret that the Indian public is deeply fascinated by on-screen sex, with “Bollywood sex scenes” being frequently among the top “trending” national keyword searches.

8 Of Bollywood’s Wildest, Most X-Rated Films That Are Mainstream Hits

Homegrown Staff

08 Jun 2021

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'Kolkata: The People, Kitchens and Streets of the City of Joy', explores the city’s layered culinary history through personal essays, photography, illustration, and design.

Heirloom Cities’ ‘Kolkata’ Is A Living Archive Of The City Through Its Food Culture

03 Aug 2026

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Large hand-painted 1980s Pakistani film billboard featuring action heroes and Urdu typography installed above Shalimar Cinema.

How Censorship Cemented The Legacy Of Pakistan’s Most Iconic Film Posters

04 Aug 2026

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The Beauty of Tamil Culture Is Poignantly Captured in The Fashion Photo Series ‘Mylapore’

The Beauty of Tamil Culture Is Poignantly Captured in The Fashion Photo Series ‘Mylapore’

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08 Jun 2021

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