Mother Wit
Nitasha Kaul writes a short story about a woman seeking to escape excruciating pain through the…
Politics & Society
A Capital Affair
Struggling to call it her own, Abhilasha Kumar writes about her complicated relationship with that most…
The Pakoda-Frying Feminist
It’s okay to not question whether every move we make furthers the cause of women worldwide,…
Fault(y) Lines
Women, and not the divisions between them, should be the focus of discussions about the women’s…
A Room Of Her Own
We need to reimagine our public spaces to include a woman’s right to let her hair…
Live/Dead
Ashutosh’s “crocodile” tears, and the shameful media circus that led to them, prove that all is…
The Structure of Things
One of the co-writers of the celebrated Partition drama ‘Qissa’, Madhuja Mukherjee describes the creative journey…
March Past (And Present)
In this edition of Qafe, Paramita Banerjee delves deeper into the blatant commercialisation that has overtaken…
Nobody’s Land
Poet and activist Lionel Fogarty talks to Debashree Dattaray about his efforts to help Australia’s aboriginal…
Out of Order
‘Court’ is an understated masterpiece that excoriates our broken justice system, says Ajachi Chakrabarti. Court Director:…