Puneet Singh Singhal·3d agoReview Of Jairus Banaji’s “Capitalism, Peasants, Family Farms: A Bibliographical Essay”Bring up Shahpur Jat on your phone. If you are looking for a wedding outfit, the map can take you to the door of a designer’s studio. Now…
Swaroopa·Nov 3An unenthusiastic obituary for Mumbai’s HorizonsIt is with great reluctance and a persistent irritation that I finally bid farewell to the glorious Horizons of Mumbai’s beaches.
Ali Raza·Oct 26It Was Never About the Trash Anyway, But About What’s NextHave you ever been to a beach and noticed how much trash is on the sand and in the shallow waters? Or what about cigarette butts on the…
Agyat (Jay Shivale)·Oct 24The Arithmetic of LossI went for a walk this morning near my home in Gumthi and ended up standing on a road that used to be a river. In the monsoon it was a…A response icon1A response icon1
Salismi Zulfi Maulidita·Oct 13The Loneliness Behind Urban Progress: Reading Kim Seung-ok and Putu WijayaKim Seung-ok’s short story Seoul: Winter 1964 portrays the darker side of urbanization through the lives of three characters.
Yogen·Oct 3THE WORLD IS RUNNING OUT OF ROOM FOR THE DEADHow Land Scarcity Is Forcing Cities to Rethink Burial, Cemeteries and What Happens After Death
Samridhibahuguna·Sep 24Mountains That Remember, People Who’ve Forgotten: Inside Uttarakhand’s Crisis of IdentityUttarakhand carries the name Devbhoomi, Land of the Gods, not as a tourism label but as a description its people take literally.
