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Love is a Seasonal Fruit: On Intimacy Under Capitalism
Mar 26, 2026
Love is a Seasonal Fruit: On Intimacy Under Capitalism
Mar 26, 2026
Mar 26, 2026
Photo-Essay: A Muted Eid in Dalmandi
Mar 25, 2026
Photo-Essay: A Muted Eid in Dalmandi
Mar 25, 2026
Mar 25, 2026
How to Resist a Postmodern Zombification
Mar 22, 2026
How to Resist a Postmodern Zombification
Mar 22, 2026
Mar 22, 2026
Stitching Love Stories from a Torn Land: Mehak Jamal’s LOAL KASHMIR
Literature The Chakkar 09/10/25 Literature The Chakkar 09/10/25

Stitching Love Stories from a Torn Land: Mehak Jamal’s LOAL KASHMIR

Mehak Jamal’s Loal Kashmir (2025) is a witness, a tender archive of what it means to love in a region of conflict—how intimacy reshapes itself around checkpoints, how longing endures without signal bars, how the heart insists on ordinary joys in extraordinary times. By Shivani Patel

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The Ache of Missed Chances: Ammar Kalia’s A PERSON IS A PRAYER
Literature The Chakkar 29/06/25 Literature The Chakkar 29/06/25

The Ache of Missed Chances: Ammar Kalia’s A PERSON IS A PRAYER

In his multigenerational saga A Person is a Prayer (2024) Ammar Kalia weaves together several characters, each struggling, yearning, and often failing to find clarity in the shadows of their predecessors. As with many internal struggles, they persist in silence. By Shivani Patel

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