Despite the popularity of her stories in her day, Wajida Tabassum was reviled and ultimately written off.
Are You Binge-Watching Too Much? How To Know if Your TV Habits Are a Problem
Most addictions are symptomatic of other underlying problems.
This Winter, Maaji
A poem on the continuing mourning which follows after the loss of a loved one, and the way our memories of them are attached to seasons or things or …
UP: School Manager Arrested After 17 Girls Allege They Were Drugged, Molested
The school manager, identified in some reports as the 'principal', allegedly called the girls for 'Hindi practical exams' and made them stay the night in the school building.
Pubic Hair, Nudism and the Censor: The Story of the Photographic Battle To Depict the Naked Body
A century ago, early British nudists had to fight for the right to publish naked photos – the similarities with social media today are striking.
CBSE Apology on Gujarat Riots Question Raises Worrying Concerns
Incidents such as these where an educational board has politically-charged blunt words cannot help but make one wonder what else will be deemed inappropriate in the near future.
The Beatles: ‘Get Back’ and the Magic of Seeing Chords Become Anthems
Peter Jackson's 'Get Back' shines a light on the love that still existed between the Fab Four.
Dennis the Menace: The Influence of This 70-Year-old on Everything From Darts To Raves
Cartoon character Dennis the Menace has had more influence on society than you might think.
An Educator’s Take on the Abrupt Opening and Closing of Schools in Delhi
Is the move serving the purpose at hand?
Afghan Students at SAU Say University Is Withholding Stipend, Showing No Empathy
Students who are currently in Delhi say they are being targeted by the administration and not being allowed to stay on campus, even though they have nowhere else to …