This paper demonstrates how Indian female para-athletes stand beyond the imaginary identifications and frames of mirrored wholeness and antagonism.
This paper explores human-bovine relationalities and biopolitics through a decolonial more-than-human reading of the current stray cattle crisis, which many North Indian states have been facing over the last few years
The paper suggests two case-studies as starting points of an interrogation of the human in relation to the animal through a posthumanist lens.
This paper explores how North Indian raga music can be understood as a sonic-ritual that functions as an interface opening to outside of thought, or beyond the human register.