With an overdose of self-pity, coyness, and excessive nature worship, the time is ripe for a renaissance of Bengali poetry.
Postscript
Postscript
Forest communities in India and elsewhere are central to protecting forests and forest resources.
Alice Ekka’s protagonists are strong Adivasi women who have agency, choices, and dreams.
The skylines of Indian cities are cluttered with unregulated and often murderous cables, snagging our dreams of smart cities.
Natural birth centres promise comfortable and respectful pregnancy and childbirth services to well-to-do women who have suffered trauma, discomfort, and humiliation in hospitals.
The belief that English is a “foreign” language, throttling India’s native languages, is dated and parochial.
A researcher thinks through what they can do to better understand and give meaning to the ineffable experiences of their respondents.
The non-linearity of the memory recall in Sardar Udham makes a strong case against the tyranny of linear history.
