Excerpted with permission from 'What Millennials Want: Decoding the World’s Largest Generation' by Vivan Marwaha.
Review: Jayalalithaa Biopic ‘Thalaivii’ Is As Uncomplicated as Devotion Itself
The movie, spanning 25 years, is a simple drama that has 'good people' and 'bad people'.
Can We Erase August 27?
The death of my father has been like an open wound in our family.
‘Emergency Calls Only’
A poem on restlessness over not being able to meet your lover while living in an place where a communication blackout is an everyday affair.
How Biased Content Algorithms Reinforce Gendered Stereotypes in Young Children
Cooking and make-up games for girls. Racing, math and science games for boys. Here's how app stores reflect our society's inherent gender bias.
Central University of Kerala Warns Teachers Against Delivering ‘Anti-National’ Lectures
The circular came in the aftermath of the suspension of a political science assistant professor who had called the Sangh Parivar and the Modi government 'proto-fascist.'
Germany’s Angela Merkel Declares ‘Yes, I Am a Feminist’
Speaking to reporters after an event with Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie in Düsseldorf, Merkel spoke about her new perspective on feminism.
Review | A Poetic Journey Back Home
Siddharth Dasgupta has the heart of a nomad and it comes across beautifully in his collection titled 'A Movable East'.
The Ticking Clock: Is My Time Running Out?
A year ago, I did not know what I wanted to do with my life. A year later, I am still not sure. The only difference is I am …
Everything That’s Wrong With Sentencing a White Supremacist to Read Jane Austen and Charles Dickens
In the UK, 21-year-old Ben John – convicted of possessing a bomb-making manual – was asked by judge to read 'Pride and Prejudice', 'A Tale of Two Cities' and …