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I'm human, not cargo: Navigating the daily challenge of stairs, steps and bad ramps

I'm human, not cargo: Navigating the daily challenge of stairs, steps and bad ramps

It was my first night out in my new home city of Mumbai. My mother was staying with me for three months befor…

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Differently Abled Indians Open Up About Sex, Sexuality And Isolation

Differently Abled Indians Open Up About Sex, Sexuality And Isolation

Editor's note - When we first began discussing the possibility of Homegrown, Richa Kaul Padte, the founder of…

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Surveilling The Works Of Mumbai's Most Notorious Anonymous Graffiti Artist

Surveilling The Works Of Mumbai's Most Notorious Anonymous Graffiti Artist

Given St.ART Mumbai's ability to bring our favourite sub-cultural expression to the forefront again, we could…

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Shimla and Kullu mountains send feedback; we ignore and build

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By Sonali Gupta Verified
| Question of Cities
Rome had its famous seven hills, marble aqueducts, and epics. Shimla has seven hills, timber, Mall Road, and the legacy of the British summer capital with promenades and curated views. Over decades, Shimla acquired an urban ego too. People and businesses flocked. The town’s skyline was improvised – hotels on cliffs, apartment blocks stacked like Lego sets, and floors hastily added to both. Shimla now looks less British, more Jenga, especially along the Mall and the Ridge.
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‘The Mapmaker’ by Maitry Roy Moulik: Every border tells a story

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By Sonali Gupta Verified
| Tribune (India) Verified
There is something deeply reassuring about a book called ‘The Mapmaker’. It sounds like the promise of order — tidy lines, clear borders and someone sensible in charge of the pencils. You imagine a protagonist with excellent posture, ruling the world with rulers. The title suggests that reality can be measured into submission, preferably in neat, labelled sections. But Maitry Roy Moulik, thankfully, has other ideas.
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High in Kasol - The Tribune

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By Sonali Gupta Verified
| Tribune (India) Verified
On some evenings in Kullu’s Parvati valley, the sound reaches you before the river does. It begins as a faint pulse against the mountains, a bassline that seems at first like distant thunder. Then it thickens, acquiring synth and cheer and the unmistakable rhythm of a party happening just out of sight.
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