The resounding victories of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the general elections of 2014 and 2019 mark the culmination... 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
A few days before India celebrated its independence day this year, my 7-year-old niece insisted I take her to see... Read More
“Youngest son of Haleema was born in a curfew. Sweat drips from her neck. Baby loves the perfume. I mean... Read More
“I watch the news and my mouth becomes a sink full of blood.” —Warsan Shire, Teaching My Mother How to... 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
حقدار سُند حق کۄت تام روزٟ کوشُر تِتھٕ كني عزابسئ منز یتھٕ پٲٹھ گاڈِ ارمان تریشؠِ ھُند چھُ آبسٔی منز... Read More
A few years back as I was travelling with Sakina (name changed), the wife of a man who was subjected... Read More