Pinki Pramanik stands a burning testimony to the collective brutality of the state-society-media complex. Each one…
Politics & Society
Performing Queer, Judging Queer
What is the legal, cultural and sociopolitical import of the Supreme Court judgement? Why is it…
in Her Voice
This was supposed to be an interview but while transcribing the conversation; it seemed the questions…
Vigilantism: Left, Right and Wrong
Why and how are we all queer? By Brinda Bose. *In January 2014, a young female…
Hoping for a ‘Spring’ in Tibet: An Analogy that Kills
Recent incidents of self-immolation by Tibetans may have weakened their movement for freedom, by causing severe loss…
Apple of my Valley…
Anuradha Bhasin Jamwal traces the politically engendered ruptures in the natural movements and historical associations of…
After His Own taste
Grant Achatz is a giant of the culinary world. He is a Beethoven, creating grand symphonies…
You are What you Eat
Food is politics. Food is identity. Food is identity politics – especially when it comes to…
Food Politics
Saswat Pattanayak interrogates the politics of food, in its various manifestations, which doubly victimise people who…
Aam Aadmi Party and Politics of the Impossible
Contrary to the revised emotions from electoral pundits and wild psephologists, Delhi elections have not…