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Ep 33. The ripped social fabric of small-town India (w. Annie Zaidi)
May 26, 2024 ·
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Ep 33. The ripped social fabric of small-town India (w. Annie Zaidi)
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as Lok Sabha elections wind down, amid talk of seat numbers & voter percentages, we try to look at the softer idea of social fabric & civility which has broken...
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as Lok Sabha elections wind down, amid talk of seat numbers & voter percentages, we try to look at the softer idea of social fabric & civility which has broken down across small-towns, especially in north India.
Annie Zaidi, one of my favorite contemporary writers, shares some of her insights & experiences about what it means to be Muslim, what it means to feeling belonging in a society that has changed in ways that votes cannot fix.
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Annie Zaidi, one of my favorite contemporary writers, shares some of her insights & experiences about what it means to be Muslim, what it means to feeling belonging in a society that has changed in ways that votes cannot fix.
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| Author | Buffalo Intellectual |
| Organization | Ravikant Kisana |
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