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Showing posts with label Post Facto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Post Facto. Show all posts
6 September 2015

Post Facto: The Brave New World of Brooklyn

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Today's Post Facto column is about a book I recently fell in love with. There are books you can read all the way thr...
10 August 2015

Post Facto - Take me to the water: An equal opportunity case for a casual swim

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This month's Sunday Guardian column: One of my most thrilling childhood memories is of jumping into a village pond in a place ...
15 June 2015

Post Facto: Wake up and smell the fish: perfume and plebeian stinks

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My Sunday Guardian column this month : "When he regained consciousness, the first thing that hit Ali was the smell of fish. Ri...
21 April 2015

Post Facto: Bharatanatyam, ‘sleeveless’ and a threatened museum

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My Sunday Guardian column this month: Last month, the Dr Bhau Daji Lad Mumbai City Museum had to abandon its plans to host the grand ...
23 March 2015

Post Facto: Flipping the script for Urdu?

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This month's Post Facto column, for the Sunday Guardian :  Last weekend, Jashn-e-Rekhta, a "celebration of Urdu", unfolde...
22 February 2015

Post Facto -- Mufflers, jhadoos, onions and metros: symbolic politics in our time

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My Sunday Guardian column this month: On 10th February 2015, as news began to come in of the AAP win in Delhi, Facebook, Twitter and...
8 December 2014

Post Facto -- Unforeseen effects: Why I love film festivals

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My Sunday Guardian column (written after IFFI 2014): Queuers, conferrers and posers: Outside the INOX complex, at the 2014 IFFI in ...
9 November 2014

Post Facto - Chandigarh Diary: notes from the fringes of a litfest

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The Rock Garden in Chandigarh My Sunday Guardian column today:  I have just returned from my second visit to Chandigarh. The ...
14 July 2014

Post Facto: Too graphic for grown-ups? Thoughts on pictures in books

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A spread from the book 'Hope is a Girl Selling Fruit' by Amrita Das. Tara Books, 2013. ave you ever thought about wha...
18 May 2014

Post Facto: Ode to the Gourd, and Other Forms of Vegetable Love

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Earlier this summer, the European Union banned the import of certain Indian fruits and vegetables. The Indian media reported the event...