Contents – Narrating Care: Disability and Interdependence in the Indian Context (Issue 39)
Guest-Editorial
Conceptualizing Care: Between interrogation and negotiation
Nandini Ghosh and Shilpaa Anand
Interrogating Care; Negotiating Interdependence
Informal family care in the context of genetic disorders
Namitha Kumar
Concealing Care: A Strategy of Exclusion
Yogesh Yadav
“Dear Mom, Now it’s My Turn!”: A Personal Account
Sameer Chaturvedi
My disability cannot stop me from becoming a caregiver
Kapil Kumar
The Limits of Caring: Who ‘Cares’ at all?
Navneet Sethi
Care giving and care receiving: everyday difficulties of living with endemic skeletal fluorosis in Telangana, South India
Venkatesh Boddu
Conceptualizing Care; Reconfiguring Disablement
“Congratulations, nothing is wrong with you! You are ‘Normal’…”
Ritika Gulyani
Alzheimer’s and Amma
Nishi Pulugurtha
Reflections on Care by an ‘Autism Mother’
Shubhangi Vaidya
Disability, Care and Sexuality: Notes from the Field
Soniya A M
We are Both Disabled! A Marriage of Appreciation
Shruthi Venkatachalam and M. Anjum Khan
Interrupting caregiving, inviting distress-sharing: Narratives of care from people living on the streets
Sudarshan R Kottai and Shubha Ranganathan
Role of Women in Endosulfan Disability Care
Sujitha
Experiences of Caregiving Stigma: Contestations and Challenges
Manoj Joseph and Srilatha Juvva
Caring for a child with Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Mitu De
Dog Eat Dog World: Animal welfare and working with disabled rescued dogs
Anoopa Anand
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