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Every few months, someone sounds the alarm on Goa’s imperiled identity—sometimes it’s idli-sambar, sometimes gobi manchurian.
Indian men need to reckon with their fundamental inability to understand consent. Until then, no holy dip in the waters of the Ganga can wash away...
Photographer Ulka Chauhan and author Heta Pandit's exploration of Goan heritage homes allow us to enter these spaces not as tourists but as witnesses...
This public sympathy, unprecedented for “illegal” migrants, stems from the knowledge that in a different reality, the deportees’ gamble might...
The future of Goa can no longer lie in the endless parcelling of its paradise, but in reimagining what makes a place truly valuable.
The parallel narratives—one of institutional violence, another of intimate violence—force us to confront uncomfortable questions.
For those who wish to go deeper into Goa’s built history, spending an afternoon at Palácio do Deão will get you up to speed on life as a...
Written contracts? Fixed working hours? Clear job descriptions? Rest and recovery? These basic rights suddenly become radical suggestions when applied...
Dosanjh’s response to Right-wing intimidation is not anger or fear, but an impishness that leaves his opponents looking both petty and outdated.
With little information, a small transistor, and limited support, Satish Bhaskar conducted primary research that drove all turtle conservation...
A conversation around men’s loneliness would require real work and courage. It’s much easier for Indian men to vilify women than to build genuine...
Next week, Panaji will revisit London's Poems on the Underground tradition. In shuttle cabs moving between Serendipity Arts Festival venues, six...
Transformation of fringe theories into institutional policy was so gradual that many missed it. First, scientific institutions were demolished....
Migration and transformation are recurring themes in the archive, given Goa’s maritime history and the deep connection to ancestral land shared by...
In 'The Kaurs of 1984', Sanam Sutirath Wazir shares the stories of survival that have been carried quietly for decades by the Sikh community in...
While we’re busy arguing about who gets to enjoy Goa, the state itself is vanishing. There is a battleground on every front, whether it’s Goa’s...
Yuvraj Singh cancer foundation's AI-generated breast cancer awareness ad is symptomatic of how modern India approaches women’s health.
The myth of Narakasura is central to both Goan and Assamese traditions, but takes on a distinct character in each region.
The blame doesn’t rest solely on the zoo authorities. This crisis is also an opportunity for introspection. What role do we, the visitors and...
How have we arrived in 2024, where summarily divorcing your wife can land you in jail, but sexually assaulting her will not?
Aguad has many reminders of the price of freedom, such as the wall of plaques commemorating fallen fighters and the solitary cell of TB Cunha, the...
Augustine’s letter acted as the spark that set off a firestorm that many have labelled the “#MeToo of corporate India”. Social media was awash with...
'Goans by and large, have no sense of history. We don’t write history, unlike the Portuguese who had a record of everything,' said Konkani author...
Instead of placing the burden of culpability and shame on the perpetrator, where it belongs, rape culture places it on the backs of the victims.
I met the genial Joseph and Martha Pereira at their quiet home in a placid part of Goa, untouched by tourists. Joseph was the only applicant from...
It feels like Indian women are routinely made to believe that they are in the midst of a reckoning and are brought to the precipice of change, only...
In India, victims or survivors of rape have to be truly exceptional to first, get men's attention; and second, be worthy of their outrage.
Each paparazzi encounter, each parliamentary outburst, is just another episode in this tragicomedy.
In a khazan system, an outer embankment guards against tidal flows, while a wooden sluice gate regulates water levels, and a natural depression or...
Coaching centres in India are an open wound that everyone sees festering but no one dares to stitch up. Meanwhile, the body count rises.
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