An excerpt from 'The Sunday Book Bazaar: Delhi’s Book Street and the Making of a Reading Public', which offers a tribute to one of Delhi's most permanently impermanent structures: the weekly chaotic book bazaar in Daryaganj
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This week in BehanVox: Amaravati’s shiny hollow promise, heat journal from Delhi, and more
A homemaker contends with the exhaustion heat brings, the money it drains, the tempers it sharpens, and the limits it places on the body
Amaravati, being built as the capital of Andhra Pradesh, sits on rich agricultural lands that famously employed workers across the region. Now, farm workers, especially women have few work options unless they can travel long distances
In this instalment of BehanBox Talkies, Shankar Singh talks about the history, process and the importance of cultural symbols and performances in social movements in India
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Gender Files
A close look at law and gender
