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Scholar Update: Amlanjyoti Goswami

Amlanjyoti Goswami, a 2002 Scholar who went to Harvard Law School, is Chief, Legal & Regulation at the Indian Institute for Human Settlements (IIHS), as well as a widely published poet.

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Scholar Update: Nikita Shah

Nikita Shah, a 2019 Scholar, is currently Assistant Paintings Conservator at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Texas.

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Scholar Update: Manreet Deol

Manreet Deol is a 2001 Scholar and the owner of jewelry brand Manifest Design in Panjim, Goa. She completed her BA in Design Marketing from the Parsons School of Design, New York.

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Grantee Update: Joanne D’Mello

Joanne D’Mello is a 2008 Inlaks Western Classical Music Grantee. She is now a permanent member of the professional choir ‘MDR Rundfunkchor’ in Germany.

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Fellows 2025: Heena Sonker, Asha M. and M. Huzaifa

In the second post of our two-part series introducing the 2025 Inlaks Fellows for Social Engagement, meet Heena Sonker, Asha M. and M. Huzaifa.

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Fellows 2025: Isha Badkas, Hasina Khatun and Deeptangshu Kar

In the first of our two-part series introducing the 2025 Inlaks Fellows for Social Engagement, meet Isha Badkas, Hasina Khatun and Deeptangshu Kar.

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Scholar Update: Virendra Nishad

Virendra Nishad, a 2021 Scholar, is a freelance movement artist. In 2024, he completed his studies at the Contemporary Dance School, Hamburg (CDSH) in Germany.

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Awardee Update: Sharanya Ramprakash

Sharanya Ramprakash, a 2014 Inlaks Theatre Awardee, is an artist based in Bengaluru. She recently directed a play called Project Darling, which evolved from the research project she developed after being awarded the G5a Performance Grant in 2024.

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