Native Land

As the days crumbled, and the victors and their victims grew in number, I hardened inside my thickening hide, until I lost my tenuous humanity.
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Who is Afraid of Hindi?
The sentiment of Hindi imposition in Karnataka is not yet strong within the state because of the absence of the archetype of Hindi

Repressed Memories
It was at the end of 2016 that ‘Repressed Memories’ was initiated in Chennai. I was in my twenties, searching for direction and my place in the world. With a borrowed Holga toy camera in my bag; my Enfield took over an hour to escape the city where I had grown up.

A Drop in the Ocean
Is the Centre going out of its way to find means to punish “disobedient” states? The fund and project allocation pattern proves this

Legal Limitations
Delimitation, if done mechanically, could fracture India's federal fabric. If done wisely, it could strengthen democracy

Code Green in Orange Country
As the ghost of Aurangzeb comes back to haunt the Sangh's once peaceful backyard in Nagpur that saw only two riots in a century, the police draw flak for their action targeting only the Muslims

My Name is Red
The recently concluded Moscow Fashion Week got it all. The pretty press, the performed patriotism and the positively political. But there was more

For the Sake of Palestine
Francesca Albanese reminds us that it's easy to be a decent human being

10 Stunning Wedding Venues To Explore
IF YOU ARE DREAMING OF A WEDDING CELEBRATION FIT FOR ROYALTY, LOOK NO FURTHER THAN THESE PALACES AND FORTS ACROSS RAJASTHAN

The Arithmetic of Injustice
Delimitation will reduce Tamil Nadu, and by extension much of the south, to spectators in a democracy where they have long been equal stakeholders

A Southern Storm
“Women and children have no part in war, yet they pay the highest price.” —Leymah Gbowee, Liberian peace activist & Nobel Prize winner