Methods of transitional justice, such as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission set up in South Africa after apartheid ended, can help address collective trauma and restore the psychological health …
Rejecting Russian Culture Only Plays Into Putin’s Hands
Opera houses and literature departments have dropped works by Tchaikovsky and Dostoevsky. Yuri Gagarin’s name has been erased by a space exploration nonprofit.
‘King Richard’ Is Not About Winning, but a Father’s Pursuit to a Dignified Life Even Without Tennis
With a father like Richard, the whole obsession with winning, defeating, proving doesn’t matter as much. Because with a father like Richard, the Williams sisters have already won.
Cycling for Gender-Equal Streets in Indian Cities
Greenpeace India's 'Power The Pedal' initiative seeks to help women reclaim space in cities through riding bicycles.
For Umar Khalid
A poem letter to Umar Khalid, who has been behind bars since September 2020.
Dove in a Cage
A poem the oppression of married women at the hands of domineering husbands and a patriarchal society.
Personality Formation: Beta Testing
Since the pandemic began, it is as if we are in this personality-less limbo where we have nothing concrete to say about who we are.
Why Cameroonian Author Djaili Amadou Amal Is ‘Impatient’
The first African woman to be shortlisted for the Prix Goncourt, Amal's novel "The Impatient" breaks taboos related to arranged marriages.
Rishi Kapoor’s Excellent Performance in ‘Sharmaji Namkeen’ Makes For a Memorable Swansong
'Sharmaji Namkeen' can be seamlessly deep without being moralising or boring.
Himachal Pradesh Introduces Bhagavad Gita in School Syllabus From Class 9-12
“Gita will be taught in schools in Sanskrit and Hindi languages. Besides, Sanskrit will be introduced for students of Class III onwards,” education minister Govind Singh Thakur said.