Harry Potter Fan Meet
Calling all witches and wizards! Your magical presence is requested at the Harry Potter Fan Meet, a gathering where fans of the enchanting
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JAAM-E-SHAHADAT: “the glass of martyrdom”
A theatrical adaptation of Saadat Hasan Manto’s story Shahid – Saaz is a sharp satirical look at the post-partition era when people were
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Digital Swaraj Fellowship
“The Digital Swaraj Fellowship (DSF) Orientation Workshop, held at The Heritage House, Mysore from 1st to 7th July 2023, was a transformative experience designed to prepare
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Free Flow Movement
A two-day introductory movement workshop will be held on July 1 and 2 by Deepanwita Roy, a thought-provoking choreographer, dancer, performer, and educator.
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Chapter Eighty-Two: The Gardens of Inequali-Tea and Some Digital Roads Out
After all, Tea is the second most preferred beverage worldwide, second only to water. A 2021 statistic pegs the global production of tea
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Chapter Eighty One: What lengths are you willing to go to for privacy and security?
As Osama Manzar, the director of DEF reminded us, data is costly. We might not think so with our monthly recharges in an
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7th Community Network Xchange (CNX) Asia Pacific 2023 – “Connecting Indigenous & Mountain Communities”
Community Network Xchange (CNX) entered its seventh year in 2023. Community Network Xchange Asia Pacific was first organized in 2017, with a focus
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digitALL: Access To Rights & Rights To Access
Digital Empowerment Foundation and Ashoka Law for All are delighted to invite you to celebrate together “digitALL: Access to Rights & Rights to
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Chapter Eighty: What lengths are you willing to go to for privacy and security?
Digital Empowerment Foundation hosted a workshop in Panchgani, Maharashtra, with over fifty journalists, media researchers, and practitioners, where we talked about data, privacy,
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Chapter Seventy-Nine: The Thin Lines of Speech, Press, and History
One step forward, several steps back: with one big win for press freedom, one huge blow for freedom of speech, parts of history