Author archive for: daniya

More than 200 Writers Appeal to Citizens
Parliamentary Assembly Elections – 2019
When or why a woman whorls

When or why a woman whorls

Poems by Salil Chaturvedi, Sanaaz Davood Zadeh Far, Saheli Khastagir, Michelle D’costa, Jhilam Chattaraj

“Hindutva is waging a war against those whom it calls Others”
Orijit Sen: “The idea of India is under threat now more than ever”
An Ark for India
“We cease to be artists when we cease to cause trouble”: Jerry Pinto
Re-writing History, Saffronising Education: Remembering Nangeli lest the government makes us forget
Anti-Nationals of the World Unite!
(You have nothing to lose but the love of your governments)
From the Editors
Stree Taal Tarang: When Women Beat Percussion
Watch | Artists unite against assault on culture and freedom
40 Years of Jana Natya Manch -: A Journey of Struggle and Hope
Nayantara Sahgal: “No mob can tell us what to write and what not to write”
Bridges

Bridges

Salil Chaturvedi and Rajeshree Thakker

The Rattle of the Bones (2002)
Krishna Sobti: The Dancing Dervish
Etudes
Writing From the Margins: The First Dalit Literature Festival
The Politics of Viewership Regulation: How YouTube is Censoring Anand Patwardhan
Centenary
Aamer Hussein: Weaving Stories from Memories, Myths and Fables
Learning from Anand Teltumbde
In Conversation with Mridangam Player Lakshmi Pillai
Gandhi’s Last Fast
The Garga Archives: A Glorious Multiverse
Divergent Trajectories of ‘Masjid-e Qurt̤uba’
Malathi Maithri: “To control my language would be the equivalent of killing myself”
What Krishna Sobti Has Left Us
“From Shadows to the Stars”: A Tribute to Rohith Vemula
Women of Resistance
“दलित साहित्य एक क्रांतिकारी साहित्य है”
Breaking Barriers: Women enter Sabarimala hours after Women’s Wall
Nayantara Sahgal: “It’s quite possible that the organisers were under political pressure”
Mrinal Sen: “A perfect combination of a wise-old-man and completely young at heart”
India 2019: The Country We Want, the Country We Don’t Want
Listening to the Woman’s Voice
India 2019: Three Fragments
“It is their call, not ours to decide how much interaction we want with the Sentinelese.”
The Making of a University: Interviews with Debaditya Bhattacharya
India 2019: छप्पन इंच का सीना और अन्य कवितायेँ