OpinionTwo Bengals and a Widening DivideLines drawn along religious faultlines never stay politely on the map but instead run through families, economies, and elections on both sides. Pratyusha PanSep 30, 2026
OpinionThe Aesthetic of Resistance: Zohran Mamdani and the Machinery of Liberal DepoliticizationWhen resistance can be worn to a swearing-in ceremony, it has already been domesticated. Pratyusha PanSep 27, 2026
IndiaOn the familiar burden of sanskar and the nation’s favourite guilt-tripForgiveness only works as a gift if you’ve accepted that the giver had the right to withhold it. That’s not softness, that is patriarchy in softness’s clothing. Pratyusha PanAug 14, 2026