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- Jul 31, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Times of India
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- Jul 10, 2026
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Why every public space feels like a content studio (opens the original)
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Barsha Nag Bhowmick has an opinion on anything and everything. A scribe for more than two decades, she writes on various topics including art, literature, relationships, lifestyle and anything that arouses her interest from time to time. When not into writing, she paints. Follow @barshanag on Twitter.Click here to check previous blog posts by the author
Who is trespassing on whom? The leopard, the WhatsApp alert and our expanding cities (opens the original)
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Barsha Nag Bhowmick has an opinion on anything and everything. A scribe for more than two decades, she writes on various topics including art, literature, relationships, lifestyle and anything that arouses her interest from time to time. When not into writing, she paints. Follow @barshanag on Twitter.Click here to check previous blog posts by the author
India’s forgotten taxpayer: Reliable, responsible, taken for granted (opens the original)
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A few days ago, I stepped into my neighbourhood vegetable market. Almost every seller had a QR code. These days, very few people pay in cash. Out of curiosity, I asked one of the vendors, “Do you pay income tax?” He burst into laughter while handing me a seasonal mango. “Woh kya hota hai, didi ji?” I explained, in simple terms, what income tax was. He listened politely but clearly had no idea. A little further down the market, I asked another seller the same question. This one understood perfect
When Africa plants, India should think bigger (opens the original)
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There is an old saying in our neighbourhood. The moment one family paints its house or buys a new car, Sharma Aunty peers over the balcony and asks, “If they can do it, why can’t we?” Nations, too, could occasionally benefit from that kind of neighbourhood curiosity. Africa’s Great Green Wall has once again drawn global attention. It stretches roughly 8,000 kilometres across the Sahel, from Senegal to Djibouti. But despite its poetic name, it is not simply a wall of trees. It is a continent-wide
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