Inheritance Burnt Side Up Shrinking to Fit: Women, Buses, and the Gendered Commute in Bangalore April 18, 20255 minute read
Bulldozed in the Bus Shrinking to Fit: Women, Buses, and the Gendered Commute in Bangalore April 11, 20254 minute read
The Invisible Orientation Girls Who Stray: Anisha on Women, Desire & Rebellion April 4, 20253 minute read
The Matchbox by Usawa #08 Preparing Silence, Normalising Everydayness & More March 31, 20251 minute read
ISSUE 6 POETRY Three Poems By Lina Krishnan I am who I am I will see people’s faces change When I tell 09.11.21byLina Krishnan2 min
ISSUE 9 NON FICTION The sensory politics of fictional violence By Diya Sengupta Growing up in small mining towns in India’s hinterlands has exposed me to all 24.05.23byDiya Sengupta6 min
ISSUE 10 POETRY Four Poems by Alvin Pang a man; a woman: clods of dirt on the sill of time how we spend sighs 31.01.24byAlvin Pang4 min
ISSUE 10 TRANSLATIONS Body and Soul; excerpts from the Bhagavad Gita, translated by Mani Rao the excerpts in this essay are from the author’s translation of the Bhagavad 18.12.23byMani Rao2 min
