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Farah Ahamed
April 15, 2026

Afghani poet Parwana Fayyaz’s poem Three Dolls is shaped by her lived experiences of war, exile......

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Rituparna Mukherjee
March 15, 2026

R.K Narayan’s Malgudi Days remains such an abiding classic because it creates a loving and humorous......

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Shikha Lamba
March 15, 2026

SS: Farah, let’s start at the beginning. Why does the cause of period poverty resonate so......

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Aditi Dasgupta
March 15, 2026

At first glance, Daughters of Meerabai situates itself within the devotional genealogy of the Bhakti movement.......

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Adil Jussawalla
March 15, 2026

Adil Jussawalla on the collection: “During my childhood or adolescence, when I used to pray or......

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Sahana Ahmed
February 10, 2026

Barbie can be a mother, and a good Muslim, married to a Salim / Saad /......

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Adil Jussawalla
February 10, 2026

Silent with beings we’re meant to follow, on occasion asking a question, looking up and about......

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Madhu Kailas
February 10, 2026

Long drawn shadows are also children of the sun. Cast far away on a landscape faintly......

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Seth Michelson
February 10, 2026

Our dying fathers, taken inward, no longer embrace us cheek-to-cheek, but become the tongue within our......

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Aswin Vijayan
February 10, 2026

Even hell is uncertain when I walk with you. Sand under our feet and fishing boats......

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