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Postscript
Postscript
Researchers and academia seldom think about the foot soldiers who collect data by travelling to villages, blocks, or districts and interviewing households and communities.
Unresolved amidst the Refugee Crisis Oscar-nominated documentary film Life Overtakes Me shines a light on the psychological and emotional distress suffered by refugee children.
Caste–class privilege breeds a comfortable ignorance of an integral part of any city’s culture—its language.
Muttering relieves women, even if only momentarily, of the stress of caregiving and patriarchy, and helps organise a soft politics of resistance.
The very idea that women can have the same interests in sport as men is unfathomable to many.
Diasporic distance is measured in time—the number of hours spent devouring news from India, the months spent imagining a near future of reunions.
The present pandemic has posed a new challenge to photojournalists who have documented the crisis in the face of severe social distancing norms and threat of infection.
In The Shadow Lines , Amitav Ghosh shows that the narratives surrounding the independence and partition of India go beyond the binary of euphoria and gloom, and can be read through the ambivalent...
A doctor reflects on the everyday in the public healthcare system, a monument of systemic inequity in which patients are turned into statistics out of context.
A researcher and activist remembers the time spent with Father Stan Swamy at Bagaicha, a community training centre that was started by the Jesuit priest and tribal rights activist.
