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International Day of Forests: A Paved Paradise

Chandru Chawla March 21, 2023

Half a century ago, Joni Mitchell wrote 'Big Yellow Taxi'. Today, the concerns she spell out loom ever larger.

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‘Zwigato’ Humanises the ‘Invisible People’ of the Gig Economy

Tanul Thakur March 17, 2023

It isn't a movie about ‘hidden’ realities as much as realities so ubiquitous that we pretend they don’t exist.

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Netflix’s ‘You’: The Real Monster of Series Four Is ‘Dark Academia’

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Season four of You delves into the misogyny and monstrous behaviour that can lurk beyond university facades.

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Book Review | Blinded by Faith? The Difference Between Pilgrims and Tourists

Semeen Ali March 22, 2023

Samaresh Bose’s translated travelogue 'In Search of the Pitcher of Nectar' thoughtfully covers the first Kumbh Mela held in Allahabad post-Independence.

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Living in Two Language Zones

Moumita Alam March 21, 2023

A poem for a friend living in Kashmir.

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Sex and Other Demons: Exploring India’s Complex Relationship With Intimacy and Romance

Sreemanti Sengupta March 21, 2023

It is difficult to fathom how this country with a billion-plus population routinely gets red in the face at the slightest hint or mention of sex.

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But Amma Never Listens

Fuzaila Khan March 20, 2023

A poem which reflects on how many mothers, bound by societal norms, choose to ignore their child's struggle.

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Brahmanical Diet and Imperial Veganism: The ‘Ideal’ Indian Activist

Izza Ahsan March 20, 2023

To separate caste from something so crucial as food and present it as if it were a life-choice is to ignore a wider social context in which the food …

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What is the Caste of India’s ‘Collective Conscience’, Your Honour?

Shivasundar March 20, 2023

Juxtaposing the Hathras, Khairlanji and Bilkis Bano cases against the 2012 Nirbhaya case shows that the thinking of the judiciary often depends on the social status of the victim.

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Kenzaburo Oe: A Writer of Real Humanity and the Real Japan

Filippo Cervelli March 19, 2023

An uncompromising writer who wrote about the dark and light of post-war Japan.

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Between the Stoves

Sohini Roy March 18, 2023

A personal reflection on how food and love are dialects of the same tongue.

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Vinyl Record Sales Keep Spinning and Spinning – With No End in Sight

Jay L. Zagorsky March 18, 2023

Their popularity can’t be explained by the nostalgia of baby boomers or superior sound quality. So what’s going on?

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Remember, I Forget?

Moulika Danak March 17, 2023

A pome on the moment when the looming effects of splitting up are finally fading away and you know your time in spiralling is over.

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