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
A personal reflection on the evolving idea of what makes a children’s book ‘environmental’ ‘Once upon......
Read MoreA reflective piece on The Forgotten Folklore Project and the strange curriculum of growing up in......
Read MoreAs a child growing up in rural Kerala, I didn’t have the skill or inclination to......
Read MoreI remember one of my first safaris in Karnataka’s jungles. It was a Friday morning. We......
Read MoreAt Madhvi Parekh: A Life in Line, Memory and Myth, each canvas seems to tell a......
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......
Read MoreLook It has fallen in my courtyard Chopped down My Neem tree has fallen The swing......
Read MoreHow do you interpret small miracles in the Universe? the Palash all in bloom, looking ruby......
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