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Fate always has a dagger in her sleeve...
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Morphology: Inflectional v. Derivational
The inflectional morphology of a language is the study of the ways in which bound grammatical morphemes combine with stems to be realised as...
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Cold SnapDragon: Of SlutWalks and Stereotypes
Cold SnapDragon July 04, 2011 Of SlutWalks and Stereotypes Delhi is apparently having a SlutWalk. A city which displays a tendency to treat all women as sluts, regardless of age, attire or figure i...
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I critique the rule of law with reference to violence and its own history, pointing out that it has often been 'the voice of the immensely privileged codified in statute and subordinate legislation' in a piece that was published by Smashboard and later...
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[Links] State Policy, Citizenship, and Patriarchy
In a two-part series, I explore the human rights implications of processes like the formation of the NRC with reference to my own story, the problems of patriarchy, and the burdens of history.
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PART 1: Concentration camps, citizenship and the burden of erasure in India... -
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So many of us have grown up hearing of crimson harvests resulting from the forced poppy cultivation which destroyed both China and vast tracts of India, and of the millions who died, often begging for rice starch, in the Bengal Famine. This is, of course...
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Where the Mind is Without Fear
On Independence Day, thinking of my mother's father who had been jailed during the Independence struggle and later became a civil servant. He died before I was born though he seems to have enjoyed poetry, and the first poem my mum ever paraphrased with...
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