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The Preserver
By Nasreen Munni Kabir 0Nasreen Munni Kabir on PK Nair, film archivist and inspiration to the cinematic world
View ArticleAs the Wheel Turns
By Alpana Chowdhury 0A city seen through the eyes of its taxi drivers is a standard cinematic trope. Alpana Chowdhury examines three films from different decades for clues to the decline and fall of Bombay
View ArticleOthered City
By Anasua Chatterjee 0Cut off from the mainstream, even middle-class, educated Muslims find themselves choosing the ghetto, observes Anasua Chatterjee. What damage is fear and prejudice doing
View ArticleEntanglements
By Purvai Aranya 3#MeToo may have been revived in the wake of a Hollywood scandal, but it grew into a global movement. Purvai Aranya reflects on its effect on the Indian campus
View ArticleWhite
By Zac O’Yeah 1Happy to have become a “reverse coconut”, Zac O’Yeah, when forced to examine his whiteness, goes to a mirror and sees red
View Article“It’s Anything but B&W”
By Rukminee Guha Thakurta 2A photographer widely known for her black-and-white work, Dayanita Singh tells her graphic design collaborator, Rukminee Guha Thakurta, why “it’s all about the greys”
View ArticlePeople of No One Book
By Shashi Tharoor 1In this paean to doubt, Shashi Tharoor argues that Hindutva does a disservice to a religion that encourages the seeking of answers rather than the giving of sermons
View ArticleBlack
By Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar 1What is a night sky that is not black? Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar on the slow disappearance of an elemental essential
View ArticleWhere the Heart Is
By Mitali Saran 4Your body is your first, last and truest home, says Mitali Saran. A miracle of design and build, a place you can never leave
View ArticleBreakfast for Nausea
Written by CG Salamander, drawn by Ravi Gupta 0This graphic story was published in the Jan-Mar issue of The Indian Quarterly magazine
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