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Gender Dimensions of Living Alone and Covid-19Let us hope against hope that this pandemic turns out to be an equaliser in matters of domestic work.
Locking Down in Privilege Should I feel guilty and stop being a consumer? What can I possibly sacrifice? Can I stop living my life because of a virus and its social impact on the poor? Our lives were vastly different anyway.
Unmasking an Array of BrandsConsumerist footprint on a preventive shield
Mass movement versus vast stagnancy The guilt of the middle class as we witness the mass movement of the migrants across India.
Return of the High-Times The long lines of lack of control
Cohabitation and carnal status-updates in a pandemic.
Adapting, Adjusting and Evolving with a VirusReflections on getting back to normal after Covid-19 has changed how we live, work and consume.
The Theatrics of the Light and Sound-Show.
Latest article at FORSEA on the critique of the film Parasite in the context of the current pandemic virus.
Why Social Distancing is a Distant Neither ‘janata curfew’ nor absolute lockdowns will work. We have to detect and drown the virus with medically-sound measures.
The state is normalising everyday violence through internal surgical strikes on the ideological ‘Other’.
He is not the Angry Young Man of ‘70s celluloid, who framed his rage against a harsh and ineffective state. Kabir’s superficial rage has no wider meaning except blatant sexism and harsh impositions
Other than offering her or him the right to choose an electoral candidate, which other rights are ordinary citizens entitled to? What does this system give them, and what does it extract in return?
In post-liberalisation India, education is quantified, commodified and designed to arouse consumerist desires of elite global schooling
The idea behind the government's advertisement campaigns is to meet numbers and targets, not to necessarily bring about actual change
Why am I being stopped: aam admi encounters an arbitrary rule
Thousands of tourists visit Pangong everyday and the numbers are bound to increase in the coming years
Farmers are on the brink and the tragedy of Sangrur tells us why
Living dangerously inside with the cameras
How the eroticification of popular media is changing urban desires
The
ironies of outsourcing and the aspirations of an individual
