The Island of Gardi Sugdub: Climate Change Forces Relocation
Three hundred families—more than a thousand people—left their homes of over a century when they evacuated a sinking Gardi Sugdub to the coa
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Pandora Editorial Staff
Jun 126 min read
Vanishing Hives: The Impact of Climate Change on Nepal’s Honey Hunting Tradition
For generations, the Gurung community in central Nepal has engaged in the ancient and perilous tradition of honey hunting. This practice, wh
Darsh Chandran
Jul 28, 20236 min read
Resonating Revolutions: The Political Impact of Protest Music in the 1960s
The use of music to voice political concerns is not a novel concept. The sphere of music was just as much a catalyst for change in the past
Eshal Zahur
Apr 17, 202313 min read
The Camera’s Gaze: Politics of Photography
Photography is always a deliberate act. One of including and excluding, of focusing and defocusing. Of picking and cropping, colouring, fix
Anushka Roy
Jun 7, 20224 min read
Chuck Taylor All-Stars Hang from A Chandelier: Pop-Culture and the Identity of Streetwear
Walk through the main roads of any metropolitan-esque city and the playful slashes of graffiti will welcome you, burgeoning in colour on the
Anushka Roy
Apr 13, 20226 min read
The Architecture of a Social Crisis
Climate change’s disproportionate impact on poorer neighbourhoods
Eshal Zahur
Dec 3, 202111 min read
Not Just a Pretty Face: A Deep Dive Into the Beauty Industry
The concept of “beauty products” has been around for thousands of years. From castor oil balm by ancient Egyptians to skin creams by the...
Nitya Khirwar
Sep 17, 20211 min read
Indian Textiles in European Art: A Colonial History
The pervasion of the colonial attitude into literary texts is evident in Dickens’s sophisticated prose with its acerbic imperialist underton
Nandini Sarin
Aug 23, 20216 min read
An Easy Target: The Lavender Scare of 1950s
“126 homosexuals fired from the state department”, “Dr Luther King is shot dead”, “17 reds captured” and “How to spot a possible homo”, all
Anushka Roy
Jul 18, 20217 min read
What’s Left of When We Swam Across Time: The Third Wave of Feminism and Mitski’s Song-writing
Townie crescendos into its last verse and the overwhelming instrumentals deepen the lyrics as Mitski pronounces, “I’m gonna be what my body
Nitya Khirwar
Jun 20, 20216 min read
Fast Fashion is Crippling the Developing World
In an age that exalts the value of consumption to an egregiously high pedestal, the consequences of purchasing clothing have become increasi
Nitya Khirwar
Mar 27, 20214 min read
"Me Love You Long Time" and the Legacy of East Asian Representation in Cultural Media
East Asian cultural appropriation has been living under a veneer of acceptability for centuries. Let's break it down.
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