Features
Nawabi Cricket
Hyderabad was once synonymous with graceful, princely strokemakers, in keeping with the city’s aristocratic self-image. Abhijit Sen Gupta recalls lost glories
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O Jogo Bonito
Goa has always been devoted to the beautiful game. Aniruddha Sen Gupta traces the history of football in the state and its evolving culture
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Mother Tongue
Vidyun Sabhaney writes and draws about an elderly gentleman’s loss of land and language
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A Body Remembers
Shanta Gokhale tells the story of her life through memories of her body
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Questions for My Sindhi Grandmother
Poonam Ganglani persuades an elderly lady to share her memories of land, language and loss
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The Outsider
Khabar Lahariya employs rural, lower-caste women to report on the patriarchical, caste-ridden world around them. It requires courage, writes their colleague Disha Mullick, to fight the fire
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The Man Who Knew Much
Konkona Sen Sharma on Mukul Sharma, actor, editor, storyteller, polymath, beloved father
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Dog Day Afternoons
Until his son came along, writes Avtar Singh, the joys of summer were a concept celebrated in children’s books. Surely heat was oppression and not liberation
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Heat and Light
Shiv Ahuja documents the energies of a rock music festival in Arunachal Pradesh
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The Hungry Poets
In Calcutta of the 60s, a city roiled by poverty, immigration, violence and the energy of youthful anger, a new generation of writers staked their claim, says Maitreyee B Chowdhury
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