Infinity Inklings
Nishad SanzagiriStories, reflections, and dispatches from the fault lines of culture, travel, and self.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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What happens when half a country can't see what the other half is protesting?
A quick personal note before the essay. I’m taking a bit of a break from traveling across India, and am back in the UK for the next month or so. If you’re around London, Oxford, or Edinburgh and fancy a coffee or a pint — to talk politics,...
The Mahabharata's hardest lesson isn't about war
For months the anger had been building amongst India’s young, and this week it spilled towards the Parliament. What began as a sit-in in the heart of Delhi swelled, over the summer, into a march of thousands. If you are reading this from ou...
Did the British empire actually make India better off?
Portrait of Dadabhai Naoroji at the National Liberal Club, London.
On 2 May 1867, in a rented London hall, a Bombay cotton merchant read a paper to a room of Englishmen, titled: ‘England’s Debt to India’. Nearly a quarter of India’s revenu...
Can Britain govern itself?
Parliament Square, Westminster | c. 2017
In 1931, as Britain debated whether Indians were ready to rule themselves, Winston Churchill warned that if British authority in India was weakened, the country would fall back into “the barbarism a...
Can you really die of sadness?
“Marjane Satrapi died of sadness,” said the statement issued by the family of the author of Persepolis, “a little over a year after the death of Mattias Ripa, her husband and the love of her life.”
I read the sentence in that strange half-...
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