The New Share of Creativity: How AI Is Reshaping Art, Literature, and Human Imagination Worldwide Introduction: A Redistribution, Not Just a Disruption For most of cinema and literary history, creativity was assumed to be an exclusively human faculty – a mysterious combination of lived experience, unconscious association, and craft. That assumption is now genuinely contested.…
From Pasolini to Lynch: Tracing Post-Structuralist Theory Across World and Indian Cinema
Sonam Wangchuk’s Fast: Genuine Protest or Political Weapon Against Modi Government? Wangchuk has been fasting at Jantar Mantar since June 28, in solidarity with the Cockroach Janta Party’s sit-in. The core demand is the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, tied to repeated examination paper leaks and corruption in the education system, plus sweeping reforms…
Reason Against Revelation: Rationalist Rebellions Across Religions and Civilizations Abstract Every major civilization that has produced a dominant religious system has also produced, from within its own intellectual soil, a rationalist counter-tradition that questioned it. This article traces that pattern across three theatres — Greek and European philosophy (Plato, Nietzsche, Camus), classical India (Charvaka and…
The 2026 Iran War: India’s Energy, Diaspora, and Diplomatic Reckoning Energy Security, Diaspora Risk, the Islamic World’s Response, and the Limits of Multi-Alignment 1. Background On 28 February 2026, the United States and Israel launched coordinated strikes on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and several senior commanders, opening what is now widely termed…
The Architects of Disruption: How Auteur Cinema Reinvented Itself — And What Comes Next Preface: Cinema as a Language That Refuses to Stay Fixed (Published by APFORG | Cinema & Culture Vertical) Every generation of filmmakers inherits a grammar. Some use it faithfully. A rare few tear it apart and rebuild it into something that…