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

Pouty heroines, perfect palaces—AI prompts are building new age films in India

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May 25, 2025

An India-Pakistan youth dialogue against war. ‘4 wars haven’t found a solution’

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May 23, 2025

‘Never asked where she went’: Hisar YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra’s father

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May 19, 2025

Gulzar and Rambhadracharya honoured with 58th Jnanpith Award

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May 17, 2025

Haryana women mountaineers want the Vinesh Phogat life. ‘We’re like wrestling daughters’

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May 17, 2025

Northeast set for economic take-off with Rs 1.12 lakh cr in investment commitments from Tata, Reliance

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May 15, 2025

Chandigarh gives a call for civil defence volunteers. Thousands show up

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May 10, 2025

Haryana has a bold, new film industry. It’s radical and not all jugaad

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May 2, 2025

Why this Tughlaq princess has a shrine dedicated to her in a Tamil Temple

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April 30, 2025

Delhi through vintage Russian camera lenses. This exhibition captures monuments to malls

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April 29, 2025

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Sakshi Mehra

Pouty heroines, perfect palaces—AI prompts are building new age films in India

An India-Pakistan youth dialogue against war. ‘4 wars haven’t found a solution’

‘Never asked where she went’: Hisar YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra’s father

Gulzar and Rambhadracharya honoured with 58th Jnanpith Award

Haryana women mountaineers want the Vinesh Phogat life. ‘We’re like wrestling daughters’

Northeast set for economic take-off with Rs 1.12 lakh cr in investment commitments from Tata, Reliance

Chandigarh gives a call for civil defence volunteers. Thousands show up

Haryana has a bold, new film industry. It’s radical and not all jugaad

Why this Tughlaq princess has a shrine dedicated to her in a Tamil Temple

Delhi through vintage Russian camera lenses. This exhibition captures monuments to malls

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