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Nowhere to Call Home
Boarding a crowded Delhi Metro train, I was crammed up with four college boys who seemed quite amused by my Tibetan face. As if the grins...
Tenzin Tsundue
11 min read
The Problem of Sieving Related Party Transactions in India and the UK
I. Introduction The rise of family-owned businesses has resulted in the clustering of several companies and their subsidiaries under the...
Varda Saxena
20 min read
Making the Law ‘Take its Own Course’
Does the law take its own course or is it made to take a certain course? Property cases are notorious for taking forever, but when the...
Jyoti Punwani
20 min read
A Symphony of Defiance: How Music Spearheads Sikh and Punjabi Articulations of Political Resistance
Bury [music] so deep under the earth that no sound or echo of it may rise again. —Attributed to the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb[1] Over...
Jeevan Singh Riyait
8 min read
The Many Forms of Vaccine Hesitancy
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to more than 176 million confirmed cases and over 3.8 million confirmed deaths. These numbers are likely...
Amar Sarkar
25 min read
The Visit of Czarevitch Nicholas Alexandrovitch to Lahore, January 1891
The below is adapted from Fakir Aijazuddin's 2021 book Imperial Curiosity: Early Views of Pakistan, 1845-1906 . Introduction The...
Fakir Aijazuddin
19 min read
John Morley and India: Anti-Imperialist Thought in Practice
The recent upsurge of interest in the history of the British Empire has produced a wealth of literature that often presents empire and...
Matthew Fisher
31 min read
Re-Examining the Critical Analysis of Indian Society and the Caste System in Swades: We, the People (2004)
For far too long, Ashutosh Gowariker’s Swades (2004) has maintained its status as an Indian cinema cult classic. It is a film about a...
Richa Kapoor
14 min read
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