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The Revolution Will Not Be Contextualised

The Revolution Will Not Be Contextualised

BySoumabrata Chatterjee October 1, 2015 Politics & Society,The Magazine
Case 1: I was attending a public talk a few weeks ago at the India...
Beautiful Incoherence

Beautiful Incoherence

ByDipsikha Thakur September 30, 2015 Books,The Magazine
  Two Years, Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights Salman Rushdie Random...
Presumptions of Purity

Presumptions of Purity

ByBinit Priyaranjan September 2, 2015 Poetry,The Magazine
  Presumptions of Purity Come to bed. Switch off the light. Leave the music...
My Mother’s Earrings

My Mother’s Earrings

ByQadri Inzamam September 2, 2015 Fiction,The Magazine
When you’ve been locked up in an unknown dingy cold room for a time, you...
Phnom Penh: Rising from the Ashes

Phnom Penh: Rising from the Ashes

ByUdayan Dhar September 2, 2015 The Magazine,Travel
A busy street in Phnom Penh Our bus from Siem Reap reached Phnom Penh by dusk...
Pulling the Trigger

Pulling the Trigger

BySaudamini Deo September 2, 2015 Neem Coal Tar,The Magazine
After my car broke down last night just outside the city, I walked into this...
Peer-ing into the Abyss

Peer-ing into the Abyss

ByMuhammad Tahir September 2, 2015 Politics & Society,The Magazine,Yours Satirically
Last month, we learnt from highly placed sources that the Chief Minister of...
Songs of the Red River

Songs of the Red River

ByDebashree Dattaray September 2, 2015 And Quiet Flows The Luit,Poetry,Politics & Society,The Magazine
“And over the village slipped the days, passing into the nights; the weeks...
Guests, Some More Equal Than Others

Guests, Some More Equal Than Others

ByThomas Crowley September 2, 2015 Politics & Society,Pop Goes the Culture,The Magazine
Delhi’s hoardings usually skew towards the political. These days, they are...