Discourses From the East
No Full Stop for Tully: The Eternal Rhythm of a Vernacular India
The Chronicle of a Correspondent Sir Mark Tully is perhaps the most recognized foreign voice in the history of Indian broadcasting. Born…
Discourses From the East
জুবিন গাৰ্গৰ মৃত্যুঃ অনুশাসন, চৰিত্ৰহণন, আৰু গৰিমা
ঋষিৰাজ সেন আৰু দিব্যশ্ৰী মহন্ত– (১) ১৯২৭ চনত তিনি হাজাৰ মহিলাৰ এক সমাৱেশৰ সন্মুখত বাবা চাহেব আম্বেদকাৰে কৈছিল যে তেওঁ এটা সম্প্ৰদায়ৰ…
From Modernity to Morality: Politics of Women’s Bodies in Iran
Against the backdrop of repeated political upheavals and regime transitions in Iran, the effects of these changes are often most visibly and…
Reclaiming a Shared Cultural Space: Manikut Utsav of Hajo, Assam in a Communally Charged Environment
The Manikut Utsav, held annually on the first day of Magh (January-February), is a symbolic procession that originates from Poa-Mecca Dargah on…
The Partition of the Tongue
It is a peculiar sociological tragedy when a nation forgets the name of the language it speaks. In a fervent literary session…
September in January: Rethinking Joha Rice Timing in Assam
For a few years now I have been sitting on a small observation that did not make sense to anyone except me,…