Indeed, there are sorrows greater than the anguish of love.
Author: Bijaya Biswal
Pati, Patni Aur Trans-Misogyny
Uninformed appropriation belittles and oversimplifies problems which are very real for the community in question.
The Difficulty of Modern Love
Love has died a quiet death in a contest of self righteousness.
What Makes You A Woman?
A world is possible in which both Rowling and Manning can be women. It is the one we live in.
‘Gamak Ghar’ and Remembrance of Things Past
Watching Achal Mishra's film was an attempt of reconciliation with abandoned origins, an uprooted childhood and the un-dispersed family that used to be.
The Anatomy of Revolutionary Violence
Violence must not be made the apparatus of justice if we do not intend it to be the law in the new world born in the aftermath.
A Brief History of Reading: The Innate Joy of Second-Hand Books
A personal essay on the writer's relationship with Kolkata's College Street, which was battered by Cyclone Amphan.
Here’s What It Took To Organise Bhubaneswar’s First Pride
The scrapping of Section 377 will hopefully enable Indians in smaller cities to shed the burden of societal stigma a little faster.
‘A Fantastic Woman’ and the Foreign Language of Love
A Fantastic Woman feels like a lump in your throat. Like the misery of an early winter sunset even as you secretly anticipate snowfall.
Where are the Female Film Directors? Right Under Our Noses
An overview of women film directors who have flown under history's radar for far too long.