I am studying hard to become an IAS officer to create structural changes. I want to make an inclusive society.
Author: Anonymous
On Realising My Inherent Casteism at an Art Collective
I saw my friends casually throwing casteist remarks but I never spoke up, fearing ostracisation.
At Aligarh Muslim University, I Hid My Caste Identity For Five Years
Tomorrow, if I ever get a chance to apply at AMU revealing my caste-identity, they would probably not take me in.
Observations Around My Date’s Online and Offline Persona
Digital biographies or social media profiles can be a source of many things but the thing they sell the best? Narratives.
The Stethoscope Versus the Fist: A First-Hand Account
When the perceived divinity fails in delivering the expected miracle, what is left to do but kill the false god?
What the Nation Wants to Read: Life of a Writer in Fawning Times
The writers say at the very outset, that their intention is to not be political, forgetting that the political is personal and the personal is always political.
As a Muslim Woman, My Achievements Are Recognised But Never Respected
My parents don't allow me to participate in quiz competitions, debates or even collect my own trophy on stage when I get the highest marks.
On Growing Up Closeted and Fearful in India
At 14, I began learning how to pretend to be normal, as I was sure at that time that my feelings were just 'WRONG!'
Debate: As Future of India Fellows, We Think Nehru Would be Proud of the New Congress
Through the fellowship, we have seen firsthand that the party is really moving away from its dynastic culture and encouraging young blood.
When Consent is Inconsequential
Snatch our liberty, for generations. Make us believe we love it. Fool us.