What the incident of a 19-year-old girl being asked to wrap curtains around her legs for wearing shorts to the exam tells about the rampant culture of moral policing …
‘Another Round’: What Really Happens When You Microdose Alcohol
It may have ‘worked’ for Winston Churchill. That doesn’t mean it will work for you.
Superman’s Bisexuality ‘Not a Gimmick,’ Writer Says
"We didn't want this to be 'DC Comics creates new queer Superman,'" said writer Tom Taylor, describing the younger Kent as "bisexual."
It Was Not Just Farmers Who Were Murdered in Lakhimpur Kheri
'It was a murder of the dreams of our freedom fighters by criminals turned lawmakers'.
Review | How Women Doctors in Colonial India Survived a Sexist Medical Profession
Kavitha Rao's Book 'Lady Doctors' highlights various aspects of the orthodox Hindu society of colonial India, all that was rooted in patriarchy, casteism, and class biases.
JNU Teachers Allege Faculty Member Suspended to Cover up Financial Fraud, Protect Vice-Chancellor
The matter had been in knowledge of the administration since May 2021, and no member of the JNU executive council was allowed to see even a single page of …
Salaries to Remittances: Afghans Embrace Crypto Amid Financial Chaos
With currency shortages and bank closures, Afghans are taking to cryptocurrency as a hedge.
Nobel Peace Prize For Journalists Shows That Freedom of the Press is Under Threat
On October 8, the prestigious prize was awarded to two courageous journalists, Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov, who have faced repression for doing their work.
Review: A Pandemic-Lockdown Journal About Paying Attention to the Little Moments
A hybrid text that gives a wide and deep glimpse of the lockdown, Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee's 'The Town Slowly Empties' fills you up on many aspects of life beyond …
This Coming Out Day, You Can Stay In the Closet if You Need To
Coming out is important – it makes the community more visible. But an intense focus on coming out places the burden on the individual to brave the fallout for …