Citizens/People

Nochikuppam once ran on care, proximity, and everyday labour long before masterplans arrived. This article looks at how planning broke a working system and what the city still refuses to learn from it.

A non-fiction glimpse into Ennore’s intertwined landscapes and lives, revealing resilience amid exploitation and echoes.

When citizens understand urban systems, knowledge becomes power, enabling better decisions and stronger collective action.

Marina’s hybrid third space reveals the contested relationship between colonial legacies, cultural identity, spatial power, and the right to public space.