Flesh of my Flesh
Eating relatives in non-human forms sets into motion serious thinking about the absence of choice that characterizes the life of an animal
Ratna Raman Delhi
Eating relatives in non-human forms sets into motion serious thinking about the absence of choice that characterizes the life of an animal
Ratna Raman Delhi
Human rights violations taking place in Tibet are barely reported in the Indian media, perhaps because the Indian media do not find it ‘sexy’ enough
Nihal Parashar Dharamsala
Problems stem from the projection of Angie as a female messiah who gave up her only breasts for the sake of womankind. This is a cross whose burden she must not carry
Ratna Raman Delhi
On voting in Pakistan, five years ago, one would hear people nonchalantly remark: my vote doesn’t count. What can one vote achieve against so many? Come Elections 2013, and popular rhetoric was: every vote counts
Farieha Aziz Karachi
On voting in Pakistan, five years ago, one would hear people nonchalantly remark: my vote doesn’t count. What can one vote achieve against so many? Come Elections 2013, and popular rhetoric was: every vote counts
Farieha Aziz Karachi
I remember a black and white photo from my childhood — laughing boys and girls of varying ages, perpetually frozen in mid-stride, playing musical chairs at a birthday party in our
A very good idea like the European Union (EU) is in such a mess today. Talk to those who are still able to think on the continent, and you will be told that this is because the European project is unfinished business. Economy alone does not make a community happy.
The EU came into being to economically unite the constantly warring nation-states on the continent. The rationale was that when economic interests are at stake, member states will not wage war on each other.
In the event of the Geneva Conference collapsing, Dante’s hellfire might not seem like a distant metaphor
Sanjay Kapoor Delhi
A recent report by Save the Children reveals that 3,09,00 babies die on the first day of their birth in India and almost one every minute in South Asia
The Indian establishment, while welcoming the verdict of a democratic change in Islamabad, will continue to tread cautiously, given their experience of previous Sharif regimes
Nilova Roy Chaudhury Delhi