A glimpse into the lives of women from Sikkim and Darjeeling Hills, this anthology brings together homemakers, teachers, students, professionals, cultural practitioners, researchers and artists, each offering a unique lens into everyday life in the region.
Three historians. Three generations.
An accidental meeting at a seminar brings Ketaki and Aditya, two academics based in the United States, together.
In Unmoored, Ramachandran Usha crafts an intimate exploration of migration and belonging.
Living on rent in a wealthy, religious house, Chintamoni spends her days holding together her ordinary, lower-class family.
Known and celebrated in her time, Guli Sadarangani, the first woman writer of Sindh, later sank into oblivion.
This book revisits approaches to South Asian feminist politics through the lens of shared historical memories and their social spatialisation.
