Don’t dismiss the magnitude of our pain just because your bones have never felt its tremors.
Politics
An Open Letter to the Prime Minister of India
The questions are endless, prime minister, and so is your complicity.
The Relevance of Manto’s ‘Mottled Dawn’ in Today’s World
The stories in the book are about the same sense of disbelief, shock and despair India has been feeling over the past few months.
The Toll Playing the Identity Game Takes on You
What gives our government the right to question our existence?
Fear and Hope in Delhi: The Power of Nostalgia and Kites
In these testing times, small acts of camaraderie is what keeps hope alive and kicking.
‘Jiski Laathi, Uski Holi’: When Politics of Braj Blends With Festive Colours
On this day the spotlight is on the women as men take the backseat.
In the Name of Ram: When Babri Masjid Fell
How could you claim Ram’s name, his identity and yet be oblivious of his values, his tragedy, his imperfections?