Author archive for: daniya

The definition of a devout Hindu
Talking Translation with Jerry Pinto
“A threat of being pushed into irrelevance is hanging over those who practice critical thinking”
Bina Paul: “Collective viewing is empowering”
Night, Water, Stone
Visiting the Mahabharata in 19 voices
Memories of Colonial Brutality: Irfan Habib on the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre
The Brink/ images from an unfinished poem
Maadathy: Let the Gods Tell their Own Stories
Sambhaji Bhagat: Taking the Indian Constitution to the People
Decoding Triple Talaq
Sex with Michel Foucault and Other Poems
Girish Karnad: A Life of Cultural Resistance
Cultural Politics Needed for Structural Change in Society: Sambhaji Bhagat
हिटलर के साथी
“History can never be used to justify faith”
Not Anonymous
From the Editors
One Hundred Years of Kaifi Azmi
Girish Karnad: “No one has the right to curb our freedom of expression”
The Reader as “Hamdard”: the Life and Poetry of Neerav Patel
“Sabka Vishwas” Tracker
Gender Through the Lens of the Arts
Poetry in the Times of Darkness
The Crisis of Nationalism
हत्यारों का घोषणा पत्र और अन्य कविताएं
“लिखो, कि अभी सपने देखने की मनाई नहीं हुई है”
“देश की विविधता और बहुवचनीयता की रक्षा करना ज़रूरी है”
“The return of awards in 2015 still rattles those in power”
Khuda Hafiz, Imtiaz
Kandakarnan
The Silvered Back of the Mirror
Communal propaganda and vigilante violence is fracturing the Idea of India
“शैक्षणिक संस्थानों को आज धीरे-धीरे ध्वस्त किया जा रहा है”
“Therukural” – When the Streets Talk
The everyday experiences of childhood: Some commonplace, some special
Drought in the Conscience
“Dalits and students are being systematically abused and oppressed”
“To those women, this country owes a change”
The Lotus Position
Using Our Votes to Unveil the Fascists’ Nationalism
The Last Episode