The Many Lives Of Land
byIn a multi-dimensional perspective, land moves in and out of commodity status & is far from just a marketable product.
In a multi-dimensional perspective, land moves in and out of commodity status & is far from just a marketable product.
India’s telecom giants engage in price wars by borrowing from the banks; banks take the risk, but companies reap profits.
Piero Della Francesca’s famed fresco, Madonna del Parto, tells the story of syncretism & universality.
Jaya Nair’s poem reflects on the philosophy of life, love & relationships; it’s an antidote to the idea of romance.
Dara Shikoh, an extraordinarily learned and erudite prince, was the first to translate the Upanishads into Persian.
Bhagat Singh, though a proponent of violent revolution, made substantial contributions to the Indian freedom movement.
The house sparrow, a ubiquitous species found across India, is fading into oblivion. It’s now in the IUCN’s Red List.
Unless we put a check on the uncontrolled use of pesticides and weedicides, we are paving the way for disaster.
In politics, women are overshadowed by patriarchal structures. Does this augur well for women’s empowerment?
Pravin Vemuru asks if we can be detached from society – through his deep, philosophical and non-sentimental poem.
Governments across the world are demonising & vilifying activists who dare to stand up for the rights of others.
Ibn Majid, an Omani Arab sailor, helped Vasco da Gama find his sea route – from the African coast to the Malabar Coast.
Professor Simon Altmann tells the story of an Italian town he has fallen in love with. It is, in fact, a love letter.
India cannot look at bilateral relationships as a zero-sum game nor can it wean away the Saudis from Pakistan.
Caustic. Abstract. Fantastical. Morose. Jyotirmoy Sil’s verse reflects on the state of an absurd urban illusion.