Southasia, the MacArthur Fellow and historian Sunil Amrith writes, "stands at the frontline" of an existential crisis. As climate change ushers in rising sea levels, violent and unpredictable
Does the fictionalised retelling of Minnette de Silva’s story do justice to her life and work?
Homegrown technologies at the service of Indian nationalism in Hindi cinema.
A review of Bani Abidi’s 'They Died Laughing', at Gropius Bau, Berlin, 6 June – 22 September 2019, curated by Natasha Ginwala.
A new photobook on Dalits in Nepal brings out previously unheard voices and unseen visions.
A new book chronicles the recent wave of youth movements in India against ascendant Hindutva and neoliberalism.
A new book profiles individuals who participated in the 2002 anti-Muslim Gujarat pogroms.
Kaushik Ganguly’s transgender love story is a nuanced and unflinching account of life on the margins.
‘Basanti’ and writing the New Woman in Odia literary culture
Binge-watching, binge-cleaning, Netflix-style.
