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Ananya Sarkar

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(Un)Becoming Rekha: The Pleasures Of Impropriety

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By Ananya Sarkar
| Feminism In India Verified
Few social virtues are as exacting as respectability. Bound intimately to a fragile economy of feminine honour, it teaches women not merely how to behave, but also how, and in what ways, to desire, laugh, grieve, and transgress. Those who fail to internalise these scripts are often cast as aberrations: as figures of excess, indecency, and social discomfort. It is precisely such a figure who stands at the centre of Ismat Chughtai’s characteristically incisive short story Vocation.
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Help Nashville’s homeless youth find safe shelter and stay off the streets | Opinion

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By Austin Michael Hilvert, Zachary Scharlau, Melissa Ortiz-Feliciano, Ananya Sarkar
| Yahoo Verified
Nashville’s skyline may be booming, but for many young people, the view is far less hopeful. Behind the bright lights and rapid development, many struggle to find stability, facing challenges that often go unnoticed by the rest of the city. Without support systems in place, circumstances like family rejection, the loss of foster care assistance, or financial hardship can leave them with no place to turn.
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Clubroot Disease in South Asia: Distribution and Management Practices

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By Ashish Ghimire, Ananya Sarkar, Shilpa Devkota, Nepal Plant Diseases
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Brassica crops grown in South Asia include vegetables such as broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower and rapeseed mustard, which are extensively grown worldwide for their nutritional value (Indian Council of Agricultural Research-Directorate of Rapeseed-Mustard Research 2023). Within South Asia, India is the biggest producer of rapeseed, with a total production of 11 million tonnes in 2022 (Keelery 2024).
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