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Professor Sidharth Mishra, presently Chairperson, Vivekananda School of Journalism and Mass Communication, is a Master in English Literature from Delhi University. He easentially is a print media journalist, he has also worked as TV panelist, UN resource person, documentary maker and author with over 30 years of experience. Professor Mishra’s area of interest is democratic functioning at the grassroots. He has covered every general election since 1996 and been a legislative and parliamentary re…

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Legacy projects mattered more than master plans

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By Sidharth Mishra
| The New Indian Express Verified
Some of these projects were controversial, some suffered from delays and cost escalations and not every legacy was equally successful. Nevertheless, viewed from the perspective of Delhi’s long-term urban development, these events left behind infrastructure that has continued to serve the city long after the delegations and spectators departed. The Delhi Metro is a powerful example of how a transformational project can become part of the city’s permanent urban fabric.
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Harmony between faith & civic order should be priority

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By Sidharth Mishra
| The New Indian Express Verified
Every year, as the Hindu month of Shravan begins, millions of devotees undertake one of the most enduring pilgrimages, the Kanwar Yatra. They walk long distances carrying holy water from the Ganga to offer at Shiva temples, fulfilling vows rooted in faith, discipline and personal devotion. For centuries, this pilgrimage symbolised austerity rather than spectacle. Over the last decade and a half, however, the character of the yatra has undergone a visible transformation.
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Language of protest: Understanding Covid generation beyond profanity

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By Sidharth Mishra
| The New Indian Express Verified
Smartphones became classrooms, playgrounds and social spaces rolled into one. Digital culture normalised a style of communication that rewards instant reaction rather than thoughtful reflection. Viral content is rarely nuanced. It is provocative, sarcastic and often abusive because outrage travels faster than reason. When these students eventually entered public life, many brought this digital vocabulary with them. This phenomenon is not confined to universities.
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