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Review: From the King's Table to Street Food by Pushpesh Pant

India, Aug. 2 -- Whenever I've heard Pushpesh Pant speak about food, whether in a three-hour Aaj Tak radio episode or from beneath the shade of a tree in Sunder Nursery, I always picture him with a mo... Read More


The mutability of taste

India, Aug. 2 -- Whenever I've heard Pushpesh Pant speak about food, whether in a three-hour Aaj Tak radio episode or from beneath the shade of a tree in Sunder Nursery, I always picture him with a mo... Read More


Review: Life on Mars by Namita Gokhale

India, July 5 -- In Namita Gokhale's Life on Mars, the women speak as if they have nothing left to lose. Or perhaps they've simply grown bored of politeness. Across 16 stories divided into two parts, ... Read More


Mythic women and accidental friendships

India, July 5 -- In Namita Gokhale's Life on Mars, the women speak as if they have nothing left to lose. Or perhaps they've simply grown bored of politeness. Across 16 stories divided into two parts, ... Read More


Of unfinished revolutions and untold stories

India, June 14 -- The witch, historically, is a figure burdened with accusations and moral judgment. She has been scapegoated for calamities and reduced to a trope, the trope of a spectral effigy of p... Read More


Review: Our Bones in Your Throat by Megha Rao

India, June 13 -- The witch, historically, is a figure burdened with accusations and moral judgment. She has been scapegoated for calamities and reduced to a trope, the trope of a spectral effigy of p... Read More