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Religion In India: Stories through Brick and Kiln, By RJ Vihaan and RJ Mahi (opens the original)
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Long before glass and steel, faith was shaped by hand, in stone, brick, and fire. From the sun-drenched carvings of the Solanki dynasty to the rock-cut shrines rising from the Pallava shores, Indic temple architecture is a living record of devotion, power, and craft. This is Religion in India: stories through brick and kiln. Every temple you’ve walked past has a story about its walls.
The Culture of colour by RJ Alekhya and RJ Anagha (opens the original)
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Every culture has feared colour, controlled colour, or weaponised colour, just differently. Rome made purple treason. India built caste rules around who could wear what. The West built a whole design philosophy around avoiding it. Who gets to decide what a colour means everywhere?
The (World) War, by RJ Anagha & RJ Mahi (opens the original)
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War doesn't just cost lives and money…it costs land. Military bases, border walls, testing ranges: built without environmental review, impossible to challenge, and left behind long after the mission ends. Forests cleared, water poisoned, migration routes severed—all filed under "national security," where nobody's allowed to ask questions. We call it defense. The ecosystems footing the bill don't get a say.
Our Mixtape to the Stars, by RJ Sunethra and RJ Prakriti (opens the original)
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Story of Earth captured through a Golden record. Images, sounds, music and greetings to something, we don’t even know truly exists. Floating in space, we don’t know when it will reach it’s destination but it still carries an essence of humanity so far away.
Kaziranga.inc (opens the original)
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Poaching’s down, but that’s not the threat anymore. A government is quietly signing away the rhinos’ flood refuge for a hotel pool. Farmers who’ve worked that land for generations are branded encroachers. This is profit dressed up as progress, and no one’s calling it out. We break down exactly how it’s happening.
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