The fourth issue of Concorde was a very personal endeavor by Kishor to rediscover the treasures of his school and chronicle it in the form of a physical zine. Divided into five sections, this issue delves into the history and the life of Hyderabad Public...
Concorde's third issue delved into a narrative of one of the oldest professions of India. Traditionally a hereditary and caste-based occupation, the barbers of India have been serving the rich and the poor, the old and the young all the same. This issue was an...
When Hyderabad Metro Rail project finally took off in 2012, a lot was going to change for the city. Initially conceived in 2003, the project had had its fair share of hiccups and was finally revving up. Just in time, Concorde decided to take a...
When Kishor Krishnamoorthi conceptualized Concorde, he was setting out to create India’s first indie photo zine. He was rapt by the idea of bringing together photo stories in print, that elevates the intimacy of viewing the images and promises to stay with the reader long...
It was a cold September evening, with a gentle drizzle and the cloudy grey sky threatening to rain. Aditya & I had just gone to an event and were on our respective ways home when we decided to stop for a quick drink at my...