One of the university's messes has introduced separate entrances, wash basins and utensils for vegetarian and non-vegetarian students.
What It’s Like to Be Queer and HIV Positive in India
I am not afraid to talk about it openly in public for I don't understand why HIV should be a hush-hush topic.
How Memes Are Making the Alt-Right’s Hate Mainstream
Hateful images are making their way from niche sites onto popular social networks at an alarming speed. Here's how it works.
JNU Calls a Sexual Harassment Complaint ‘Frivolous’, Takes Actions Against Complainant
"She shall not be allowed to take up any course or employment in the JNU in the future. She should not be allowed to enter in the JNU campus to …
‘Axomiya or Bongali?’ What Growing Up Bilingual in Assam Taught Me About Its Fraught Past
Brought up by an Assamese father and a Bengali Hindu mother, for the longest time I didn't know about the cultural fault line dividing these communities.
Protest at Chennai’s MCC After Student Dies During Mandatory Sports Activity
Students are forced to participate in university's 'Sports for All' initiative' to gain academic credit points.
What’s Driving Our Taste for Explicitly Nationalistic Cinema?
We're either stuck in a narrow definition of patriotism or trying to imagine a better nation for ourselves – and our movies reflect this conflict like never before.
While Adults Squabble Over Climate Change, Teens are Taking Matters Into Their Own Hands
"If burning fossil fuels threatened our very existence, then how could we continue to burn them? Why were there no restrictions?" asked 15-year-old Greta Thunberg from Sweden.