Sakshi Mehra Author at ThePrint

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Sakshi Mehra is a Trainee Journalist at ThePrint. She writes on the intersection of art, culture, crime, society, and policy. She joined ThePrint in 2024. Sakshi can be reached at sakshi.mehra@theprint.in

Ancient India’s ideas travelled across cosmopolitan Asia. Manuscripts exhibition shows

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October 24, 2024

Delhi food has declined. From Mughals, British to modern era

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October 18, 2024

Pakistani Hindu girls sing about their dream at IIT Delhi. They want home, govt jobs

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October 15, 2024

Matric bride to Fulbright scholar—Temsula Ao wove Naga stories into India’s literary fabric

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October 9, 2024

‘Waiting For Naseer’ is about finding fame on stage. Naseeruddin Shah is just a stand-in

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October 8, 2024

WhatsApp is like a yogic concept of Maya. New book inspires many names

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October 1, 2024

New book looks back at the Ranga-Billa case. How was it shaped by post-Emergency India?

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September 24, 2024

Nobody fully understands MSP legal guarantee even now. A panel of experts shows

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September 18, 2024

Every Delhi house has a story to tell—the Mughals, Partition and migration

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September 17, 2024

Self-help books are a scam. It’s time to break free from their illusion

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September 1, 2024

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Sakshi Mehra

Ancient India’s ideas travelled across cosmopolitan Asia. Manuscripts exhibition shows

Delhi food has declined. From Mughals, British to modern era

Pakistani Hindu girls sing about their dream at IIT Delhi. They want home, govt jobs

Matric bride to Fulbright scholar—Temsula Ao wove Naga stories into India’s literary fabric

‘Waiting For Naseer’ is about finding fame on stage. Naseeruddin Shah is just a stand-in

WhatsApp is like a yogic concept of Maya. New book inspires many names

New book looks back at the Ranga-Billa case. How was it shaped by post-Emergency India?

Nobody fully understands MSP legal guarantee even now. A panel of experts shows

Every Delhi house has a story to tell—the Mughals, Partition and migration

Self-help books are a scam. It’s time to break free from their illusion

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