David Sassoon Library in Mumbai was recently restored thanks to initiative and a history of cultural sensitivity.
David Sassoon Library, Mumbai: an ode to the city’s democratic heritage Read More »
At the end of every accomplishment I feel renewed, at every failure I have gained an experience to live with. On days when there seems no purpose to life within this apocalyptic big picture, my tiny goals give me a reason to get out of bed.
10 Lessons From a Global Pandemic Read More »
As the onset of a global pandemic and widespread lockdown caused people to master new recipes, I dove into the world of coffee. Of what exists and how. Of what exists and why.
Origin To Table: 10 Types of Coffee From Around the World Read More »
A powerful essay by Sarah Bellamy, who, in the wake of George Floyd being murdered in her hometown, argues that we need to question how white bodies might be predisposed to rely on a racial inheritance that endangers the lives of others. Performing Whiteness
Performing Whiteness Read More »
Narrated by Chughtai from a child’s perspective, the story is purely suggestive yet deeply meaningful. The candid testimony is sparked by her trademark witty descriptions, lending the story an essence of acknowledgement curtained by innocent language.
Through the incidents that take place in Begum Jaan’s house, Chughtai breathes life into the much known but far less understood concepts of sexuality and lesbianism.
The Dynamic Folds of Lihaaf Read More »
