It was a Sunday, August 04, 2019; I was in office filing a story on chaos in the Sunday market... Read More
While thinking of a design for ZW’s first issue I found myself continuously reflecting on what this collective comes to... Read More
Almost five years ago I was preparing to write my master’s thesis at SOAS, University of London. It was the... Read More
Conflict, Space, and Public Architecture: Tracing Transformations of Loss through Bridges in Kashmir
Bridges are repositories of embodied trauma and loss in Kashmir. This article assesses the strange phenomenon of bridge-burning during the... Read More
A few days before India celebrated its independence day this year, my 7-year-old niece insisted I take her to see... Read More
This essay provides a comparative analysis of human rights violations in The Gambia and Kashmir with a focus on enforced... Read More
Humor is one of the most potent means of shaping the collective memory for any society. The simple act of... Read More
Every year, while men are in the Eid-gah offering prayers, I apply heena on the toes of the cow. Tied... Read More
Paradise on Earth and the Land of the Bird of Paradise, Kashmir and West Papua respectively, have one thing in... Read More
the law has much blood on its talons. it’s especially ethical if you don’t have a lasan. between background checks... Read More