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‘Don’t want to be just another name’: Keira Ann Alvares Ganapathy (opens the original)
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Keira believes that high-fashion runway modelling still requires a specific look and professional backing, which cannot be achieved solely through social media Modern model training, like that at Elite Model Look, now includes social media management, acknowledging its crucial role in a model's career Keira expresses a desire to build a lasting and unique legacy, consciously avoiding the pressure to become a generic or "cookie-cutter" model The noughties were a time of disruption when the old ru
How Kate Middleton captured a prince and a nation (opens the original)
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The young girls at Marlborough College, a prep school in Berkshire, could not stop gawking at the future king of England as he took to the pitch as part of Eton’s visiting field hockey team. Prince William was everything they had dreamed about—tall, blonde, blue-eyed and handsome, with an inherent shyness that only added to his appeal. A 16-year-old brunette, the captain of the girls’ field hockey team, however, hung back from the crowd, surreptitiously watching the prince from the sidelines. Th
A father's legacy, a daughter's lens: How Avani Rai completed Raghu Rai's Pirelli calendar (opens the original)
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Time was almost a subject in iconic photographer Raghu Rai’s images. He played with it, closely observed its movements and was captivated by how no one was immune to it. This fascination with time can be observed in his works like ‘Confessions of a Wall’, the black-and-white photo series he did between 1973 and 1977, in which he trained his lens on a wall that stretched between Daryaganj and Jama Masjid in Old Delhi. Time tip-toed across the wall in the form of school boys jubilantly returning h
Armed with hope: If wars are increasing around the world, so is the voice of protest (opens the original)
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The spirit of creative resistance is surging globally Youth movements are using art, humor, and surprising symbols to fight back against oppression Resilience is the ultimate counter-offense Mike Newell’s 2018 film The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society is about a group of friends living on the island of Guernsey on the English Channel during its German military occupation in the 1940s. The Germans took all their animals away to feed their soldiers on the continent. It was against the
OPINION | Big Brother is watching: The global rise of state surveillance and violence (opens the original)
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George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is often seen in Myanmar as a prophecy, with its themes of mass surveillance, censorship and state control closely resembling life under the country's military rule, which continues amid civil war and widespread violence Such authoritarian practices are not confined to Myanmar, drawing parallels with the restrictions and systemic oppression faced by Palestinians under Israeli control, where state policies have profoundly shaped daily life Orwell's warning abo
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