Infinity Inklings

Who mediates when the mediator gets bombed?

The Middle East is at war again. The country that spent fifty years keeping back-channels open just got caught in the crossfire.

Mar 4 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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February 2026

The violence that wears a halo

REVIEW: How Buddhist nationalism across South and Southeast Asia turned a religion associated with peace into an instrument of majoritarian power

Feb 18 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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January 2026

72 hours in the Pink City

Learning to see beyond monuments and milestones at Anantara Jewel Bagh, Jaipur

Jan 28 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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I’ve been having situationships with cities all my life

On choosing elusivity instead of exclusivity

Jan 14 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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December 2025

What sleeping above the rear wheel of an overnight bus taught me

A year-end letter — and 50% off for the holidays

Dec 24, 2025 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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Vegetables™

How empire turns shared culture into private property

Dec 17, 2025 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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How do I explain a god with an elephant head to my foreign friends?

On the impossible task of translating a civilisation in real time

Dec 3, 2025 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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November 2025

Why I'm finally writing what every South Asian son thinks but never sends

Because some things are easier to write in a newsletter than say at the dinner table

Nov 19, 2025 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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The spice that built the modern world

How the empire of pepper changed India (and my family)

Nov 5, 2025 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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October 2025

I would still write, but I’d be bitter about it

In defence of beauty, ornament, and the uneasy business of admitting you want to be read

Oct 29, 2025 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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The fog and the fireworks

On writer’s block, Jeffrey Archer, and finding small wins

Oct 22, 2025 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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Stalled in Mumbai

Notes on writing while stuck in traffic

Oct 8, 2025 • Nishad Sanzagiri

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