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Nilanjanaa Sengupta (née Sharma) is an actress. She played the role of Mona Joshi, in the show Hip Hip Hooray . Her debut movie was director Subrata Sen 's Swapner Feriwala .
Nilanjana Sengupta has worked as an academic and practitioner in the space of Gender and Development for nearly two decades. Her work is interdisciplinary and located at the interface of gender studies and development studies.
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Jul 8, 2023 · They are ordinary women, whose lives, according to writer Nilanjana Sengupta are “made extraordinary only by the love, empathy, and fortitude they invest in it”. She has documented them in her...
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Nilanjana Sengupta is an author based in Singapore. Her last publication, The Votive Pen (Penguin Random House, 2020), was shortlisted for both the Singapore Literature Prize 2022 and Singapore Book Award 2021.
Apr 22, 2023 · Nilanjana Sengupta’s new book, Chickpeas To Cook & Other Stories leans into this desire, detailing a world of rich heritage hidden behind this classification created some 100 years ago...
Nilanjana Sengupta, an author based in Singapore. Her publications include, A Gentleman’s Word: The Legacy of Subhas Chandra Bose in Southeast Asia (ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute, 2012), The Female Voice of Myanmar: Khin Myo Chit to Aung San Suu Kyi (Cambridge University Press, 2015), Singapore, My Country: Biography of M Bala Subramanion ...
Nilanjana Sengupta. A riveting look at the fiercely original, intellectually brilliant mind of Singapore's unofficial Poet-Laureate, Edwin Thumboo whose poetry is key to understanding the emotional hinterland of the city-state. Read more. <p>Nilanjana Sengupta, an author based in Singapore.
Jan 17, 2023 · Stories about women of Singapore, exiles and dreamers, lovers and seekers of the path. Chickpeas to Cook is the story of the woman of the tribe, women from some of the smallest of communities, often no more than a few hundred families in Singapore. How do these women live, think, even breathe?
