In Shujaat’s Memory: Monalisa Changkija
MONALISA CHANGKIJA Once again cowardly assassins have proved the might of the pen, of words and of persons who are
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Editorial
Lynchings: the dark underbelly of our society
MITRA PHUKAN Horror piled on horror, it was said, in another context. But this is a phrase that can well
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Shillong in crisis
ANANYA S GUHA Shillong is tasting another bout of what can turn out to be a fractious long drawn conflict
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Feminist mothering
USHA RAMAN I am not a big fan of Mother’s day. It seems laughable that one needs to set aside
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The attack on Patricia Mukhim and generally on the Fourth Estate
MONALISA CHANGKIJA Another thread of violence woven … All forms of violence have existed as long as humans have. While
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Bodies Breach Borders
SAMHITA BAROOAH Bodies of human beings are just tools of repression, resistance and reform. Body politics in India has multi-dimensional
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World Poetry Day
By ANANYA GUHA Is this the only day to remember you? your soft foot falls your murmuring wind your arcane
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Touch Me Not
SAMHITA BAROOAH Are we turning our children into ‘touch me nots’? All in the name of protection, preservation of social
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Christmas in Shillong
Ananya S Guha Winter would mean Christmas first. Of course they also meant school vacations and the dreaded exams.
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Feminism: The word and the meaning
ARZUMAN ARA “… sexism can indeed only operate against women, but can also be perpetuated by women.” – Jane Sunderland, Exploring
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