Bangalore Festival Explores Crime Through History, Gender, and Power
Bangalore Festival Explores Crime Through History and Gender

A two-day festival at the Bangalore International Centre is delving into the multifaceted nature of crime, examining it through the prisms of history, gender, and power. The event brings together authors, experts, and officials to discuss these themes.

International and Local Perspectives

The later sessions of the festival featured international author Leodora Darlington, known for her works on crime and society, alongside Amit Lodha, Additional Director General of the State Crime Records Bureau in Bihar. Their discussions highlighted the global and local dimensions of crime.

Exploring Crime Through Gender and Power

Throughout the festival, panels and talks explored how crime intersects with gender dynamics and power structures. Speakers analyzed historical cases and contemporary issues, offering insights into the societal factors that shape criminal behavior and justice.

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The event, held at the Bangalore International Centre, has attracted attendees from various fields, including academia, law enforcement, and the public. Organizers hope the festival will foster a deeper understanding of crime and its implications.

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