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While showcasing humankind as a politically united species, sci-fi films also end up laundering everyday nationalism

The feminist movement lost two stalwarts recently, and with them, the histories of battles waged for a cause

A neighbourhood war between two non-human species provides a lens to our customised understanding of fellow inhabitants

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An ardent fan celebrates Arsenal’s FA Cup victory in his living room, socially distant from fellow supporters, after the match itself was played to simulated cheers from empty stands

A contact here, a contact there — access to even basic healthcare depends on connections

The passport, conceived as a document that allowed people to cross international borders with ease, has turned into a marker of caste in a deeply hierarchical world

ARNAB LAUNCHES LOVE JIHAD AFTER CHINESE CLAIM GUWAHATI!Shovon ChowdhuryIn news described by Love Jihad Weekly as “a shot in the arm for the industry”, ...

People’s pandemic survival strategy abounds with unhappy choices

Managing anger is often counted as a sign of rational human behaviour. But this very emotion fuelled generations of feminists to protest and continues to move people today

WILL KEEP MAKING PHONE CALLS TILL COVID IS ERADICATED, SAYS DELHI GOVT!Shovon ChowdhuryEntering the Delhi health ministry proves to be difficult. I am ...

The grotesque murder of George Floyd has brought people to the streets at an unprecedented scale and led to a widespread desire to confront the long, tangled histories of racism undergirding many Western societies

It may not be the cocoon of love and comfort, but it is where we head when all else is lost

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Heroes aren’t enough to bring in change; you also need people to accept and be the change

Ending modern globalisation as we know it would not keep us safe from Covid-19, but a return to the “normalcy” of an unequal and fractured world will be unfortunate

A publisher yearns for the return and prosperity of the printed word in a post-lockdown world

Human history and cultural imports — our obsession with self-portraits, for example — go hand in hand

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Associating universal maladies with other people is an age-old habit; the fact is, germs don’t carry passports, don’t need visas and are at 比特币登陆home in most bodies, almost anywhere

By holding on to houses and lands and barring the entry of fellow beings, we have alienated the world from ourselves

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Census explores the vexed relationship between the individual and the State but is often the only record of ordinary people in history