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Interrogating the Silence Around the Partition of India
There is a Portentous Rage in Sumeet Samos
जाति के प्रश्न पर कबीर
S Durga is a nuanced portrayal of everyday harassment
Songs Keep Reminding Unilever of Environmental Racism but Unilever Still Won’t Clean Up
Notes on Rangini and other monologues by women
Can there be newer ways of thinking about Hindu-Muslim relationships in South Asia?
Naach Artist Ram Chandra Manjhi wins the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award 2017
Shujaat Bhukari – a Brave Reporter, a Real Journalist
Interview with Malayalam writer K P Ramanunni who atoned for the Kathua rape
“Our play has no gods”
The Mahad Satyagraha: A Declaration of Equality
Remembering the Mughals with Catherine B Asher
“I did not want to receive the National Award from a BJP Minister”: Aneez K Mappila
On Satyajit Ray’s birthday, remembering dignified criticism of historical films
A Battle For Freedom: Wilson and the Safai Karamchari Andolan
Dalit Memory, Imagination and the Nationalist Narrative
ബാബായ്ക്ക് ഒരു കത്ത്
SC : Choosing a partner is a fundamental right
Lenin in 1917, Russia; Lenin in 2018, India
The Marxist Beginnings of Cultural Analysis
Disciplining the Cherry Orchard: Campus Tales from Delhi
How Ngugi wa Thiongo was translated into Telugu
Independent Publishing in India: Almost Island
Juergen Boos: “Free Speech is the Frankfurt Book Fair’s DNA”
Tapan Ghosh’s Hindu Samhati and its Brand of Bengali Hindutva
What Autonomy Means: When the Sahitya Akademi published a anthology of Pakistani writers
Why do Kashmiris Keep Fighting the Indian Army?
K P Ramanunni explains why he donated his Sahitya Akademi prize money to Junaid’s family
Writing and Looking at the World from Nigeria
Malayalam Poet Kureeppuzha Sreekumar Responds to the Attack by RSS Against Him
Kumkum Sangari looks back at Recasting Women — the landmark book on gender
Are there bookshops in Nigeria?” Really? That’s a Question?
Githa Hariharan’s Response to Aniruddhan Vasudevan Declining the Sahitya Akademi Prize for Translation
Where the Line is Drawn: Crossing Boundaries in Occupied Palestine
The Lynching in West Bengal that didn’t Make too Many Headlines in 2017
The Cultural Resistance to Rohith’s Institutional Murder
Seeking Palestine: New Palestinian Writing on Exile and Home
Journey to Jerusalem: A Poet Faces the Separation Wall
Looking Back at 2017: Two books which either got banned or almost got banned
Looking Back at 2017: Listen to Writers Discussing Politics and Cultures of Resistance
2017: A Look at Some of the Movies That Came Under Fire This Year
“Poetry is my refuge”: Perumal Murugan
Why Asking Bands to Not Perform in Israel is Not an Attack on Freedom of Speech and Expression