A Silent Revolution Emerges From A Linguistic Exploration
As things are progressing, the majority will have to turn to the indigenous minority in order to unravel the secret to survival
2020 Vol 2 Qtr 4
Instant Access, Unequal Knowledge and Democracy
In a post-truth world, how do ‘facts’ fit in? A sociologist suggests ways to develop critical thinking in our times, through the prism of her discipline
Negotiating Caste: A Matter of the Public and the Home
The resurgence of caste cannot be studied without tracing the origins of its negotiations in the early modern phase – not just in the public places, but especially within the confines of the home.
An Individual’s Imagination Is The Origin of An Archive
A pathmaking archivist narrates the journey of a document as it travels from the imagination of an individual to become a resource for the public, especially for these crisis-ridden times
Uncivil City: An Excerpt
Between the Ridge and the River, Delhi lies in incongruity with its commons. As it aspires to become a world-class city, are the environmental trade-offs worth it?
