Feminist Frames: Gender, Space and Violence in India by Mallarika Sinha Roy (2025): A Review by Priyanka Tripathi
“The geopolitical entity of South Asia is constituted by the radical diversity and the tenacity as well as the fragility…
“The geopolitical entity of South Asia is constituted by the radical diversity and the tenacity as well as the fragility…
The Kalighat temple complex – one of the 51 Shakti Pithas (sites of pilgrimage devoted to the Divine Feminine) present…
Indian cities have long served as spaces for violent outbreaks. While the exponential rise in violence has been attributed to…
“Our homes are not just where we live. They are how we live.” – Kieran Yates All the Houses I’ve…
‘Humayunpur feels like home.’ ‘I feel safe when I am there.’ ‘The food there reminds me of home.’ – …
Public notices serve a purpose beyond merely delivering information; they play an active role in influencing how people perceive, engage…
There’s something profoundly intimate and disorienting about moving out of your family home after years of familiarity, first into hostels,…
Cultural ideas and symbols surely define the urban landscape but they are in turn redefined, remoulded, and transformed as they…
Introduction In May 2023, a viral video of Kuki-Zo women being paraded naked, and who were subsequently raped by a…
In Being Single in the City: Cultural Geographies of Gendered Urban Space in Asia edited by Christiane Brosius, Jeroen de…