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Parda Faash 2.0: Spotlighting Queerness, Everyday Narratives And Ideas of Belonging (Gaysi)

Closer home: This two-day film festival in Mumbai aims to narrate stories from South Asia (Mid-Day)

Why musician Annapurna Devi locked herself away for decades (Mid-Day)

Trump tariffs will disrupt global trading system, collapse certain national economies: Asia Society president (The Hindu)

India-China issues expected but can be addressed without conflict, says India foreign minister  (Reuters)

India and China will have issues, but these can be addressed without conflict: Jaishankar (The Indian Express)

EAM Jaishankar says India, China trying to rebuild ties post Galwan Clash (Press Trust of India)

⁠India, US holding very active, intense discussions on trade  (NDTV)

⁠“Very active and intense discussion going on between India, US at this time”  (ANI)

India, US holding very active and intense discussions on trade (The Economic Times)

India, China trying to rebuild ties: EAM Jaishankar  (The Hindu)

India, U.S. holding very active and intense discussions on trade: Jaishankar  (The Hindu)

Govt will protect farming interests in talks with U.S., says EAM Jaishankar (The Hindu)

EAM Jaishankar says India-China ties improving, but 2020 standoff remains turning point ⁠ (The Indian Express)

India-China relationship showing signs of improvement since last October, says Jaishankar  (⁠Firstpost)

“We compete doesn’t mean that there should be conflict between us”: Jaishankar on India-China ties (⁠India TV)

India and China are trying to undo some of the damage that happened due to the actions in 2020 and rebuild bilateral ties (News 24)

⁠S. Jaishankar on India-China relations: there will be issues but there are ways to address them (Money Control News)

From October last year, India-China relationship has seen some improvement: Jaishankar (ANI)

If You Look at The City from Here (The Karachi Collective)

Strengthening South Asian Contemporary Art (News 1st)

Noticeboard Jayeeta Chatterjee: Women at Work (Critical Collective)

Asia Arts Game Changer Awards: Recognising innovation in contemporary art (Mint)

How contemporary Indian artists are creating stunning works using textiles (Mint)

Jayeeta Chatterjee | Indian domesticity and feminine politics (The Hindu)

Interview: Geographic Learnings (Dawn)

Weekly News Roundup: February 7, 2025 (Art Asia Pacific)

Body Of Work (Verve)

Asia Society India Centre’s 9th Game Changer Awards display South Asia’s artistic vanguard (Architectural Digest)

'Disengagement of troops with China has given small opening to India but big issues remain,' foreign policy expert says (Deccan Herald)

In Trump 2.0, it is better for India to be seen as an independent pole in a multipolar world: Mahbubani (The Hindu)

Sharjah Art Foundation's Hoor Al-Qasimi on building solidarities through art (Mint)

China Tightens Grip near India's Strategic 'Chicken's Neck' with Border Villages Expansion (The Week)

Can India’s Longtime Bonds with Bangladesh Weather Stormy Political Waters? (Sputnik)

Hoor Al Qasimi on growing local audiences: "Everybody should have a biennial." (Stir World)

'Insufficient Private Sector Participation And Persistent Issues Within Sports Federations': Parth Jindal Highlights Challenges In Indian Sports (The Free Press Journal)

"An Olympic medal changes not just an athlete, but community, society", says Sakshi Malik (Hemal Ashar, Mid-Day)

Towards an Olympic Dream: Parth Jindal on Enhancing Indian Sports (Natashaa Das, My Khel)

Celebrating 4 contemporary South Asian artists with Asia Society's awards initiative (Alisha Lad, Architectural Digest India)

Encounters with Faces: A Conversation with Aban Raza (Ankan Kazi and Bhakti S. Hattarki, DAG Journal)

Significant Forms: Celebrating the Art of Jogen Chowdhury (Ankan Kazi, DAG Journal)

Artist Aban Raza has been documenting protests and communal attacks as they unfold in India (Ela Das, The Hindu)

Speaking with Asim Waqif on transforming public spaces via architectural interventions (Vasudhaa Narayanan, STIR)

"Decay is a form of preservation": Asim Waqif (Anish Gawande, Verve)

"Southasia is one word": Prasiit Sthapit (Manav Jalan, India Art Fair)

Subject, Form and Process: In Conversation with Prasiit Sthapit (Santasil Mallik, ASAP Connect)

The Trees Can Speak: In Conversation with Prasiit Sthapit (Santasil Mallik, ASAP Connect)

What 'South Asia' signifies today (Inakshi Sobti, Take On Art)

Sexuality to Gender Identity: Attend this Film Festival Exploring Sensitive Issues of South Asia (Sucheta Chakraborty, Sunday Mid-Day)

This Documentary on an Indian Olympian also Explores Unique Stories of Partition (Sucheta Chakraborty, Sunday Mid-Day)

A March for Rights, Life and Existence: This Stained Dawn by Anam Abbas (Banhi Sarkar, ASAP Connect)

Of Landless Belonging: Amid the Villus by Sumathy Sivamohan (Banhi Sarkar, ASAP Connect)

Listen:

The Asia Society India Centre: In Conversation with Inakshi Sobti (Najrin Islam, ASAP Connect)

The Inquiry, “Can Bhutan Retain Happiness?” (BBC World Service)

Watch:

Former South Korean Minister, Dr. Kyung-wha Kang on Vantage (Firstpost)

Instability-hit Myanmar is a hotbed for cybercrime & opium: Here’s how Regional actors can help (The Print)

Does Nepal’s China Shift Concern India? (Taiwan Plus)

Geoeconomics Decoded: Insights from Akshay Mathur (Podcast by Arjun Bhagat)