A photo essay capturing a day in the life of daily-wage labourers in Kolkata's Dharmatal neighbourhood.
Art
My Art Doesn’t Smile
A poem on the culture of forced positivity in an artist's work, and how it is often similar to the ways women are expected to 'behave'.
In Photos | The Reopening of Dilli Haat
The usually bustling tourism spot lies largely empty with rows of abandoned shops and masked mannequins for company.
Debate: It’s Time to Embrace Poetry
It is the language of poetry and all things poetic that aid us in clinging onto the hope that this age of despair might soon pass.
Heart For Art: Save Your Local Artists
Your local artists, who are alive and struggling, need you urgently.
In Photos | Female Strangers and the Beauty of the Candid Shot
As a photographer, for me, each portrait depicts a unique moment in time when the subject's eyes meet mine – directly or through the lens.
Art During the Pandemic: The Getty Museum Challenge
It requires people to use whatever household items that are available to re-create their favourite or famous artworks.