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India is the home of 364 million impoverished people. It also has the largest population of children in the world, accounting for 472 million of India’s total population (Census India, 2011). The majority of this population resides in unplanned settlements and has to learn to make the most of the spaces they … Continue readingAll Work, No PLAY?: The Adda Experiment
Cities today are paradoxes. Rapid urban growth witnessed in the 21st century continues to affect urban development, while city identities are being compromised. The implemented political and economic policies have affected urban transformations, creating singular, extreme and polarised urban … Continue readingWorld Myth: the Dilemma of Formality and Informality
This paper was presented by Pritika Akhil Kumar as part of Panel 6 – Occupying the city: Artistic Activism, the Production of Space, Politics and the Everyday Life in Large Cities at RC 21 Conference in Delhi (2019). The theme of the conference was In and Beyond the City: Emerging Ontologies, Persistent Challenges and Hopeful Futures. … Continue readingArt Denied: Generating Subversive Imaginaries that Challenge the Status Quo