A masterful and empathetic narrative written with the utmost clarity of one’s own positionality, Anjan Sundaram's Breakup: A Marriage in Wartime is poised to be a classic.
The poetry collection ‘Yes, There Will Be Singing’ by Hamraaz is a lyrical protest against the regime’s brute use of power
Chetna Maroo’s Western Lane is an exacting portrait of a grief-stricken family
In an attempt to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and socialise what their symptoms are and how they can be prevented, every year, the first of December is celebrated as World AIDS Day. Ever since its first observance in 1988, UNAIDS campaigns around a theme every year. This year’s is 'equalise.'
Countering mainstream sexuality discourse that polices desires located outside the strict caste-hetero-patriarchal constructs, Kaustav Chakraborty’s Tribal Folktales from East and Northeast India interprets the bizarre, grotesque, flamboyant, and the erotic in tribal folktales from East and Northeast India through a queer lens.
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