She has travelled back and forth between the two Indias we’ve been split into: she’s meeting those Indians starving on the highways, the migrants on trains, the grieving families huddled together in slums

My Nana and Nani had four daughters and decided to raise them “like sons”. Ma and her sisters were expected to study hard, make money, navigate the world independently – in addition to getting married, having children, being their primary parent, the sole household manager, and often caregivers to both spouses’ parents. “Like sons”, in […]