Indian Mom: The OG Enthusiast of Recycling and Sustainable Living
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Indian Mom: The OG Enthusiast of Recycling and Sustainable Living

When I was growing up, milk packets would be washed and stuck on kitchen tiles for drying – for rotis to be packed in for lunch. After a little wear and tear, mom would fold the plastic packets and use them as a trivet. Long before recycling became hip, every middle-class household practiced it.
Why Ajji is Like No Other Indian Rape-Revenge Drama
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Why Ajji is Like No Other Indian Rape-Revenge Drama

Ajji is this year’s fifth rape-revenge drama, joining the ranks of the manufactured vigilantism of Kaabil, Maatr, MOM, and Bhoomi. But, unlike its predecessors, Ajji refuses to become a vehicle that only champions a problematic solution of self-styled vigilantism.
How an Indian Mother Celebrates the Monday After Mother’s Day
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How an Indian Mother Celebrates the Monday After Mother’s Day

Much has been said about motherhood. “Motherhood is divinity” – I suppose that can be debated. “Motherhood is a job you can never quit” – True that. “Motherhood is a responsibility? – Hey, preaching to the choir, here! But to me, here’s what it really is: Motherhood means you are never alone in your thoughts.