The struggle to document history is often as fraught with peril as the history itself. In the case of Honey Trehan’s latest cinematic endeavor, Satluj—originally titled Punjab ’95—the narrative of the film has become inextricably linked with its own suppression. A poignant, hagiographic exploration of the life of Sikh human rights activist Jaswant
The Eternal Nectar: Unlocking the Scientific Mysteries of Honey’s Indefinite Shelf Life
In an era defined by the fleeting freshness of the "farm-to-table" movement and the ubiquitous presence of expiration dates, the modern supermarket is a testament to the perishability of the human diet. From the rapid wilting of organic greens to the souring of dairy, most food items possess a shelf life measured in days or […]
