Vox Populi

By Luke, Perseus, and Aristu

  • On the young and democratic

    The morning after, is an oft-ignored aspect of movements and revolutions. One can, in fact, argue that what happens after a movement is over is equally important as what happens…

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  • Memories of a Rainy Day

    30th July 2026. It has rained all day. I am reminded of her again.​ Much has been written about the Indian Monsoon. It is one of those handful of beautiful…

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  • Comeback!

    “It is unmistakable”, I thought to myself cycling to the newspaper stand in the little railway town, having forgotten to wear my woolen cap, I looked up towards the source…

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  • The act of remembering

    “What is 13 times 7?”, my father would ask as he sat on the cot. Two odd numbers, something the adults used when they meant business. My eyes would widen,…

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  • A Greener Revolution

    One fruit of India’s economic progress that people don’t think about enough is the increased number of hours Indians end up spending in ironical stillness. In more and more of…

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  • Men – The Lineage of Emotional Denial

    We often discuss coping as a method, a reaction, or a healing technique, but rarely do we question the underlying architecture. For men especially, coping is not just a response…

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  • On Walls

    One of the first structures that humans must have learnt to build as they settled down from a nomadic existence must have been walls. Walls have been with us since…

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  • Imprints in Print

    Nearly 41 years ago, the “Queen” released their song “Radio Ga Ga”, a year before they rocked the world in their iconic live aids performance. The song is a beautiful…

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  • Organized Chaos – Rethinking The Idea of Borders

    “A bird doesn’t know when it flies over India or Pakistan. The air doesn’t pause. The sun doesn’t check passports. But we, the only species capable of imagining a border,…

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  • On coming to terms with life

    Is something truly dead if it was never alive? And if it were alive, would it not make sense to look at it through the phenomenon of its existence rather…

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