Writing that connects land and body — Adivasi land rights, ecological grief, and the feminist politics of what grows, is taken, and is defended.
Land, Bodies & Ecofeminism
P: In your novel Valli, you have used the Paniya language, a language with no scripts.......
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Read MoreNMJ: How and why did you choose marine conservation? DK: I grew up in a coastal......
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Read MoreI remember one of my first safaris in Karnataka’s jungles. It was a Friday morning. We......
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Read MoreApplauding Women on Screen, Silencing Them at Home A girl says at the dinner table that......
Read MoreRM: Congratulations Amrita on a truly remarkable second book and thank you for talking to us.......
Read MoreIf writing is protest, then writing hope is a powerful, reverberating protest amidst the din of......
Read MoreThe School on the Coast Road In the beginning waters covered the earth but before that......
Read MoreII This morning,when I heard my neighbour’s spaderub against the earth outside my house,I thought of......
Read MoreMayel Lyang I come from the land of KanchenjungaSnowy peaksAnd a river that speaks I come......
Read MoreBefore the Ancestral Home The new key is not mine. The paint, a different shade of......
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