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Opening before us
A crack in the Earth
So deep
So deep
Headphones on
Chatting on the phone
We walk
Into the muck
Insouciance
Ambien-induced haze
Our collective lives
Under this mask
The crack widens
And deepens
We walk
Without a pause
Will you save me
Before I fall?
(Romi Mahajan is an Author, Marketer, Investor, and Activist)
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‛The Ruin of Cotton Farmers: Who Stands to Gain?’; ‛India’s Cotton Tariff Removal Reflects the Hollowness of Modi’s Austerity Push’: The textile ministry’s removal of the 11% cotton import tariff, amid US diplomatic pressures and Marco Rubio’s visit, risks domestic farm prices while making the industry dependent on foreign imports.
‛The Indus Waters Treaty and the Political Ethics of Survival’: A region that turns water into a weapon may ultimately discover that no border can contain the consequences of thirst. Also: ‛Water Is Becoming the Next India-Pakistan Flashpoint’.
Jamia was once built “stone by stone and sacrifice by sacrifice” during the anti-colonial struggle for freedom. It is now being dismantled quietly from within.
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