Goan writers and artists discussed belonging, land, language, and social inclusion at the Museum of Goa’s recent MOG Sunday session, highlighting how contemporary writing reflects the state’s rapid cultural and social transformations.
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Manu S. Pillai and Seema Mustafa to Discuss Colonialism, Religion, and Identity at Museum of Goa
On August 17, 2025, the Museum of Goa will host a compelling conversation between acclaimed historian Manu S. Pillai and veteran journalist Seema Mustafa. Titled ‘Faith Lines: Syncretism, Conflict and the Stories We Tell’, the event will delve into how religion has shaped South Asia’s history — both as a force of unity and division. Entry is free, but seating is limited!
Stories of Being Left-Handed in a Right-Handed World
Many left-handed individuals, especially from earlier generations, were encouraged—or even forced—to use their right hands, often leading to long-term confusion and discomfort. Even today, the dominance of right-handedness shapes the way left-handed people grow, adapt, and express themselves. In this Left-Handers Day Special, Jai, Logan, and Manuela share personal stories that highlight the fun, frustration, and quiet strength of being left-handed in a right-hand dominant world.
