@deepalee18@maitrayeechaud1 Hello! Thank you for this post. Could you please share the schedule? I’m unable to DM due to a restriction on profile verification!
How do older queer people in India experience ageing? And what support structures do they have?
This story taught me about life, living and community, and made me ask myself some tough questions. Grateful to editor @Ankur_pali, @pulitzercenter
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lanky boy w curly hair who busks at Church St, spoken poetess in a bindi & saree handed down from her dadi, shayar saab who runs a drum circle & quotes Juan Elia – it’s an aspirational aesthetic that, through unspoken codes, belongs exclusively to Savarnas
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I'm saying this as someone who became comfortable speaking Urdu much later in life: please speak your native language with your children. Knowing English is important, but fluency in one's native language is invaluable. English aa jaayegee unko waisehee. It's everywhere!
My first PhD research piece titled "Informal Labour Blues- Effects of Covid-19 and Beyond on Women Belonging to Backward Castes in Hyderabad" has been published in the Journal for Indian Anthropological Society (JIAS), in the first issue of 2023.
If women’s education continues to outpace men’s and still seek more educated partners, then many more will remain single.
Meanwhile, low-income men are reluctant to marry.
Lone motherhood is extremely hard & risky.
Lack of paternal support will exacerbate the fertility crisis.