Feminist writing on state power, caste, migration, and the structures that decide whose life is legible — across poetry, fiction, and essays.
Power, Borders & Exclusions
An Enhanced Version of Yourself A woman uploads her photograph into an Instagram filter that promises......
Read MoreOver the last two decades, children’s literature in India has evolved in remarkable ways, and sector-building......
Read MoreWe are a group of library educators and library facilitators at Bookworm, a library-based organisation in......
Read MoreTo paraphrase Keats, “A thing of simplicity is a joy forever/ Its loveliness increases/ It will......
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Read MoreAs a child growing up in rural Kerala, I didn’t have the skill or inclination to......
Read MoreAn excerpt from “Representing Diverse Childhoods” by Tultul Biswas from Children’s Books: An Indian Story, Ed.......
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Read MoreSitting on a bench in the library, I noticed a group of children, no older than......
Read MoreI remember one of my first safaris in Karnataka’s jungles. It was a Friday morning. We......
Read MoreCan a cup of coffee reveal the social anxieties of an entire society? What do coffee......
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Read MoreWhen the Supreme Court chief justice compared youngsters to cockroaches, the youth made their contempt known.......
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