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Dipankar Gupta

Krishnanagar, Mumbai
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Assisting others in making their films, till the time I make mine.
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Opinion Dowry deaths are about more than patriarchy. Look at north-south difference

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By Dipankar Gupta
| The Indian Express
There is patriarchy across the world, but that fact does not lock in with dowry deaths or even dowry. More importantly, there is patriarchy both in north and south India, but dowry deaths occur predominantly in the northern and central states, with the south and even Maharashtra figuring way down in this grisly table. So it must be patriarchy-plus that accounts for the bulging statistic of dowry deaths in the north.
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A defeat in final home game

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By Dipankar Gupta
| Tribune (India)
While the masses anticipated the forecasted ‘Orange Alert’ in Mullanpur, it was the ‘Pink Storm’ of Rajasthan Royals that ultimately halted Punjab Kings’ winning streak at their fortress, the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh PCA International Stadium. The batting-heavy Kings suffered their first defeat of the season, going down to the Royals by six wickets. It was the second time at home that the Kings’ bowlers allowed opponents to cross the 200-run mark.
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André Béteille (1934-2026)

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By Dipankar Gupta
| Economic and Political Weekly
A Realist, Humanist, and a thorough anti-Utopian André Béteille was a figure whose influence could be felt beyond his own discipline and over the entire body of the social sciences. His concern and interventions for policies of social justice and institutional well-being established him as a staunch progressive liberal who shunned the traps of utopianism. André Béteille passed away quietly on 3 February 2026. His life was an unusual one from the very start.
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