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- Sep 27, 2026
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Divine on the Altar, Disposable on the Street | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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India is an artist when it comes to warning its daughters, shrouding them with what they like to call ‘correct’, ‘right’, sometimes even, ‘ethical’ ‘moral’. But almost all times, ‘necessary’. Before we, ‘the women of India’, learn the Constitution, we’re taught to cover ourselves. Before we know and understand independence, we are taught to share our location. Before we know our lives and the one of our rights, we’re taught which ones to let go of. Before we learn desire, we are taught shame. Be
The Protest Beyond the Barricades | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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I was not physically among thousands of students whose resilience refuses to tremble each passing minute. They stand strong. They stand tall, shoulder to shoulder, beneath the scorching July sun. Their voice chanted for what the Indian Constitution calls a ‘fundamental human right’. Parents holding on tight, to their frightened yet confident children as the mob surges. Parents whose children have lost lives due to the fault lines that exist in the education system. The countless young people who
Hope Doesn’t Have a Ninety-Minute Clock | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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There is a language that only football understands. A silence that only football hears. It makes its way subtly. It is brief, shrill. It echoes. It is the referee’s final whistle that follows a deafening quietude. Its arrival is not when the crowd leaves but while the stadium continues to sparkle beneath floodlights, while scarves, jerseys and national flags remain clenched to the tightened shoulders, when the waves fall still, something intangible starts to drift away. It is the static, the sil
Where She Leads, We Still Follow: Why Lorelai Gilmore Outlives the Algorithm | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The millennial and Gen-Z landscape within the digital town square is at the moment, under the state of silent mourning. Netflix recently announced its decision of dropping Gilmore Girls from its list of classics. It marks not only the end of a twelve year streaming residency but that of a typical 2000s dramedy, an annual vintage cross generational ritual. The Gen-z like to call it not a show, but ‘a lifestyle, a religion.’ For a series that wrapped up its actual televised run nearly two decades
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