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    Shallow-Deep
    • 3 days ago
    • 1 min

    Shallow-Deep

    Said shallow to deep, ‘How can you be generous when you have so little?’ Said deep to shallow, ‘I have enough. I am quite content.’ ‘How...
    Portraits in Hell
    • May 9
    • 8 min

    Portraits in Hell

    The elders had been convinced by a series of mysterious deaths in the village that showering was a fatal affair. “We’ve lost twenty odd...
    Human Loneliness, the Predatory Nature of Surveillance Capitalism, and the Prophetic Powers of Art
    • Apr 26
    • 6 min

    Human Loneliness, the Predatory Nature of Surveillance Capitalism, and the Prophetic Powers of Art

    I had just returned from a trip to Cubbon Park with a close friend of over ten years. We were meeting for the first time after the third...
    Approach to Architecture in India: In Search of the Modern Vernacular
    • Apr 20
    • 5 min

    Approach to Architecture in India: In Search of the Modern Vernacular

    As an architect in India, having spent half a decade learning about the importance of 'context' (and the multitudes of it present in...
    Interview: Vandana Shiva
    • Apr 18
    • 18 min

    Interview: Vandana Shiva

    Vandana Shiva has been a prominent figure in global environmental activism for decades. She is an outspoken critic of corporate...
    • Apr 18
    • 2 min

    Vikalp Sangam (Alternatives Confluence)

    Vikalp Sangam asks a vital question: are there other ways of living that do not involve causing ecological devastation and widespread...
    • Apr 18
    • 1 min

    Farm2Food Foundation

    Founded in 2011, the Farm2Food foundation is an educational non-profit that works in over 446 government schools in Assam. The foundation...
    • Apr 18
    • 2 min

    Beejotsav

    Beejotsav was set up in 2013. The movement seeks to connect agro-ecological farmers and producers with consumers in a bid to cut out any...
    • Apr 18
    • 2 min

    Shramik Sammaan

    The Shramik Sammaan (Dignity of Labour) project was setup by Bilal Khan, Anil Hebbar and Lara Jesani. The idea was inspired by the plight...
    • Apr 18
    • 1 min

    WINS (Women’s Initiatives)

    WINS is active in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh. Here, they collaborate with over 1000 Dalit agricultural workers and...
    • Apr 18
    • 1 min

    REDS (Rural Environment and Development Society)

    REDS is a non-profit NGO active in Ananthapuramu in Andhra Pradesh. It is active across 58 villages, and its work focuses primarily on...
    • Apr 18
    • 1 min

    Working Group for Women Land Ownership (WGWLO)

    The WGWLO has been working since 2002 with the goal of promoting the land rights of women in Gujarat. The organisation is actually a...
    The Farmer Protests: The Story of a National Crisis
    • Apr 18
    • 10 min

    The Farmer Protests: The Story of a National Crisis

    The past few years have witnessed a litany of contentious legislations introduced by the BJP government that not only fomented discord in...
    Lessons from the Farmers’ Protest: Mutual Aid, Decentralisation and Direct Democracy
    • Apr 13
    • 5 min

    Lessons from the Farmers’ Protest: Mutual Aid, Decentralisation and Direct Democracy

    The farmers of India won a historic battle against the government and forced it to repeal the three pro-capitalist farm laws which...
    Interview: Jens Lerche and Alpa Shah
    • Apr 13
    • 10 min

    Interview: Jens Lerche and Alpa Shah

    Jens Lerche is Reader in Labour and Agrarian Studies at SOAS, University of London. He is a specialist on caste oppression, rural and...
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