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The Myth of the Apolitical Bystander

Srijoni Nandi -
My father had a rule at the dinner table: you could say anything, as long as you could defend it. Not just why I...
Culture Couch

Notes from Post-Colonial India

Aarushi Aggarwal -
Satyajit Ray: life, influences, writings
Pages from a Diary

The Angel of Tsomang

Kaustav Sood -
“Returning was, in many ways, harder than setting out had been. My nerves were wrecked, I couldn’t feel my legs, and the silence had finally caught up to me.”
Armchair Arbiters

Subaltern Histories and Regional Identity in ‘Southeast Asia in World History’

Rheea Saggar -
A review of Craig Lockard’s book ‘Southeast Asia In World history’
Inkblots

The Intimate Relationship Between the Private and the Public in Tamil Sangam Poetry

Saranya Subramaniam -
““It seems to me,” she said, “that poetry does two things: it either contracts its surrounding space or expands on it.””

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