Naveen Shekharappa Gyanagoudar, a fourth-year medical student at the Kharkiv National Medical University, was killed when he stepped out of his bunker to exchange currency and fetch some food, …
Ukraine: Indian Student Killed in Kharkiv; IAF Pressed Into Action for Evacuation
Naveen S.G. had been living in the metro stations with others to protect himself from the constant shelling and had gone to buy food at a supermarket near the …
A Lifespan of Seven Days
Dystopian novels aren't fictional anymore. It's time we rewrite the daily headlines.
Over the Rainbow: A Letter to the Gatekeepers of Heaven
LGBTQIA+ youth attempt suicides at rates higher than heterosexual and cis youth. We need to listen to them and allow them to speak. The following is a missive from …
‘Severance’ Is the Perfect Thriller for the Great Resignation of Our Era
Ben Stiller’s excellent new limited series turns the corporate workplace into the setting for a new and timely subgenre: 'job horror'.
Sweden Honors Star DJ Avicii With Museum
Honouring the late DJ, who passed away in 2018, 'Avicii Experience' opened this week in Stockholm. How will it deal with the legacy of the star DJ?
Grieving in the Closet
We closet our identities, our grief and our loss to be safe. We choose to be alone and helpless in our grievances because the alternative – coming out – …
The ‘Glory’ of War
What do you see when you hear the word ‘war’?
Russia’s Feminists Are in the Streets Protesting Putin’s War
In today’s Russia, feminists form one of the most active social movements defying state repression. Now they’re uniting to resist Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine.
The Proof of the Putin
A poem on the Russian attack on Ukraine.