Nidhi Dugar Kundalia’s book The Lost Generation looks at 11 dying professions of India
A new collection of stories provides layered representations of indigenous communities.
The documentary, Cities of Sleep, explores the liminal existence of New Delhi’s homeless.
India’s first gay memoir shows how guarded gay people have to be, and how terribly isolated this makes them.
How mining in Goa has destroyed the environment and community life.
COLUMN: Yirmiyan Arthur Yhome’s documentary captures a personal journey through a complex landscape.
What does a 19th-century Ladakhi pony herder’s autobiography look like?
Modernity and difference in a recent book on political cartoons in India.
Translations from a 1982 Serbian travelogue about Nepal appearing for the first time in English.
A resurgence in the art of printmaking in Pakistan.
FROM PRINT QUARTERLY: Jeremy Seabrook’s 'Song of the Shirt' paints a partial picture of migrant workers.
The Blood Telegram by Gary J Bass reminds us that 1971 is an evolving story.
