A poem from the point of view of a young woman trying to fight systemic oppression amidst an impending catastrophic climate crisis.
Winter Is an Uninvited Guest
A poem on masturbation and self-disgust.
India Wasn’t ‘Azaad’
India has truly been 'azaad' from empathy and solidarity since 2014.
How China’s ‘Leftover Women’ Are Using Their Financial Power to Fight the Stigma of Being Single
In China, if you are female, educated and unmarried by the age of 27, people might use a particular term – “Sheng-nu” – to describe your social status. It …
Rainwater Flooding
A poem on the heavy rains that have battered Chennai in recent days.
Deepa Mohanan’s Fight: A Symbol Of Strength For Students From Marginalised Communities
The Dalit-Bahujan-Adivasi community cannot afford to lose any more Rohith Vemulas and Payal Tadvis at the hands of the oppressor.
To Those Five Women: Are You Still Collecting Your Pieces?
Victims do not possess the luxury to process. They have to go on.
The Burden of Cooking
A poem on how all routine kitchen duties invariably fall into the hands of the women of the house.
‘Muzlim, K2A, Jih@di, Mull@h’: How Right-Wing Trolls Bypass Hate Speech Filters on Twitter
These terms are modified or misspelled to bypass the AI filters, effectively exposing a loophole frequently abused by Hindutva forces.
Vanniyar Sangam Sends Legal Notice to Makers of ‘Jai Bhim’, Seeks Rs 5 Crore in Damages
The notice accuses the film and its makers of spreading "false, malicious and defamatory" sentiments against the community.