A new era of digital memory invites society to confront the silences of the archive and rethink the politics of collective remembrance.
Will I be asked again to prove myself? My dignity wills, I remove myself. Will you destroy another of my homes? You want me to migrate? I’ll move myself. I’m no traitor, countryman, cleanse your eyes....
For lettuce to remain crisp Tear it with your fingers; Finely chopped leaves will soon wilt. Days not neatly notched into hours— Unannounced visits, gifts discarding Garbs of reason, celebrate life....
What did a typical evening in a Kashmiri household in the later decades of the 20th century look like?
Todi Mill Fantasy critiques the erasure of the working class from urban redevelopment narratives, questioning who truly has a stake in Mumbai’s evolving landscape.
Black pips. Blue Nile. Green skin, white rind red flesh. This is how resistance slips into the earth’s warming belly. The big fruit bursts. Children giggle. Fat slices splash the mouth red. Uppity....
The rhizome provides a more accurate framework for understanding the cultural economy of digital media, highlighting the emergent, interconnected nature of contemporary cultural products.
Homing Calls for Suicidal Birds Stretched taut, I reverberate like a tuning fork. And hum like cables slung over the shoulders of majestic transmission towers, standing guard over wild fields — giant....
Bengal’s cultural history explains why the region still has a symbiotic relationship with serpents.
People who we thought we were Are no longer quite the same. In time’s passing we mend and err And mend only to err again. What we thought we left behind We’ve carried under our skin so far We were....