When Russian actor Jean-Michel Scherbak wrote on social media that he was ashamed his country had started a war, his mother, a longtime supporter of Putin, blocked him online.
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The 2021 Japanese drama tells us that sometimes it is okay to give up on something as it is only then that a new chapter begins.
The Perils of Being a Dark-skinned Woman in a Country of Brown People
While visiting relatives when I was younger, everyone would lament about the 'dark-skinned daughter of such a beautiful mother'.
Families of Unhappy Russian Conscripts Could Undermine Kremlin’s War Effort
Soldiers’ mothers have a history of opposing Russian wars.
Ukrainian and Russian: How Similar Are the Two Languages?
Putin has suggested Ukrainians and Russians share one language, but there are many differences that are important to understand.
Tired of Losing Soulmates – The Art of Female Friendships
Nothing breaks my heart and puts it together like the affection and strength I have lost and gained with women.
Odisha: How One Woman Is Making a Push Towards Modern Agricultural Practices
Jayashree Pradhan’s journey of introducing sustainable agriculture in Odisha has not been obstacle-free.
The Kind of a Woman I Want To Be
'I want to be a revolutionary. I want to bring change.'
What Lies Behind India’s Silence on Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine?
An Indian citizen struggles with the contradictions of this moment in time.
Ukraine: Evacuation of 700 Indian Students from Sumy Aborted As Violence Continues
In Sumy, hopes were raised when the Indian embassy tweeted on Sunday night that students were “advised to be ready to leave". But the plan was abandoned, with the …