Meant to be a nostalgic, heartwarming tale from the 1970s, a concerning age gap takes centrestage to make the film an uncomfortable watch.
Govt Admits IIM Rohtak Director Was Appointed In Spite of Ineligibility
Dheeraj Sharma's appointment and the fact that he continues to hold the post has been challenged in the Punjab and Haryana high court.
Re-(pre)sent-a-tion/s
A poem which attempts to delineate the dominant (mis)representations of women in society that often spell doom for the healthy development of a female individual's identity.
The Sun Will Rise Again
'It has gone down, momentarily, to usher in another dawn... with the promise of a rainbow.'
Becoming a Refugee Overnight
'All is now broken, every single dream blackened.'
Tinder Use in Cape Town Reveals the Paradox of Modern Dating
Dating on apps is the new reality, but do they really make dating easier? A Cape Town study finds Tinder complicates it further.
Tribute to a Teacher: Upal Deb was Two People
A lecturer of English literature at Assam's Bongaigaon College, Deb will be remembered for his immense knowledge of poetry, his work in translation and for changing lives.
The Habit of Copying: Are We Creating a Culture of Plagiarism?
To a school teacher in India, anything reproduced verbatim from the textbook is a treat to the eyes.
Tiger Stripes
An ode to the stretch marks scribbled on our skin.