Lata Singh’s book, Destabilising the Established Canon: Emergence of Feminist Theatre in India, published by Daanish Books in 2025, situates…
Yamini Aiyar’s Lessons in State Capacity from Delhi’s Schools (published by Oxford University Press in 2024) represents a significant contribution…
British India’s partition in August 1947 led to the formation of two nation-states – India and Pakistan. On that day,…
In an era where gender inequality remains deeply entrenched, Banu Mushtaq’s 2025 Booker Prize-winning novel Heart Lamp: Selected Stories (published…
Shad Naved’s The Ghazal Eros: Lyric Queerness in History (published by Tulika Books in 2025) is a groundbreaking and genre-defining…
Silpa Satheesh’s Labour, Nature, and Capitalism: Exploring Labour-Environmental Conflicts in Kerala, India, contributes to the existing literature on environmental and…
“Our homes are not just where we live. They are how we live.” – Kieran Yates All the Houses I’ve…
The modern state is often imagined through a fixed set of markers—territorial borders, citizenship regimes, models of democracy, and relations…
Having had the privilege of undertaking my undergraduate and postgraduate education in spaces that promised interdisciplinarity, I have experienced faculty…
The ‘nature vs. nurture’ debate, the question of whether human behaviour is determined by inherent biological predispositions (nature) or shaped…