Humor is one of the most potent means of shaping the collective memory for any society. The simple act of... Read More
Can a story be simply told? Especially when it concerns two unequal sides: the powerful and the overpowered? Will the powerful... 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
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
“Youngest son of Haleema was born in a curfew. Sweat drips from her neck. Baby loves the perfume. I mean... Read More
With the advancement in affordable technology over the past couple of decades, photography is more accessible now than it has... Read More
Language is our first memory. Mouj. And mother, our first home. Kasheer. Mad heart- They have built a wall, Around... Read More
Forced Erasures In the old decrepit neighbourhood of Bat’maalyun in Srinagar, mired in the innards of an interdistrict transport hub,... 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
Thinking of women’s activism in Kashmir is perhaps unimaginable without Parveena Ahanger, the co-founder of the Association of Parents of... Read More