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Opinion

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...
Opinion

The Death of an Activist

Saptarshi Basak -
The recent demise of Father Stan Swamy presents us with an ugly picture of the ramifications of dissent in India
Humour and Cartoons

Pandemic Management Guidebook For Aspiring Fascists

ALMA Staff -
“When hospitals beg for oxygen—say it’s already there (in the air). When people die—deny it.”
Inkblots

The Revolutionary Poetry of Shankha Ghosh

ALMA Staff -
Legendary Bengali poet Shankha Ghosh passed away on the 21st of April, of Covid-19. His literary work and resilient life has inspired generations to stand-up to fascism.
Topical Comments

On Indians Caring About American Politics

Gaurav Kamath -
"The American way of life—through entertainment, social media, and a whole lot of junk food—has touched even those in the most remote parts of the world."
Ends of the Earth

When Bengaluru’s Lakes Dried Up

Gaurav Kamath -
"In fact, most of Bengaluru’s water bodies died far before the city even began turning into the crowded metropolis it is today."
Write-Wing

Recipe For Apolitical Stew

ALMA Staff -
Make the perfect dish for your utopian illusions!
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

“Undifferentiated Brown Stuff”: Daljit Nagra and Travelling Poetry

Anushmita Mohanty -
In this collection, poetry becomes a way of signalling: we are not alone
Reflections

On The Semantic Wonder of Foul Language

Gaurav Kamath -
"Profanity conveys emotion in a manner that ‘cleaner’ language struggles to—and who wouldn’t want the ability to so powerfully and instantaneously express emotion?"
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