Explore the complex relationship between humans and animals in Naisargi Davé’s “Indifference: On the Praxis of Interspecies Being.” This thought-provoking book challenges conventional notions of animal innocence and moral attention, delving into the disturbing realities of cow-protectionism and its violent consequences. Davé argues that animals possess their own “queer tongues,” speaking a language of silent refusal that extends to other marginalized beings. Through rigorous research and a unique perspective, “Indifference” invites readers to reconsider their own biases and embrace a new way of interspecies being. Discover how indifference, not as apathy but as a deliberate stance, can foster a more ethical and connected world. A must-read for anyone interested in animal studies, ethics, and Indian society, available now at The Bookish Owl.