I don't know for how long she'll stay by my side, I don't know for how long will I be her child, the uncertainty of it all is slow …
Not Another Cinderella Movie: Hollywood’s Pseudo-Wokeness Problem
The problem with tokenism is that it plays into stereotypes, it paints a very one-dimensional image of a character and reinforces inherent ideas that should be dismantled.
Review | Walking Along the Banks of the Brahmaputra
Samrat Choudhary's 'The Braided River' is a travelogue of sorts which connects contemporary politics of Northeast India with the history of the region through personal anecdotes.
My Grandmother, the Wild Spirit
'My grandmother is a wild spirit, shackled by old age and walls.'
Damien Hirst’s Dotty ‘Currency’ Art Makes as Much Sense As Bitcoin
Hirst’s latest art project, called The Currency, comprises 10,000 A4 sized pieces of handmade paper covered in very similar but not identical coloured spots.
What I Learnt From Tailing a Zomato Delivery Worker For a Day
I tracked a Zomato delivery worker for an entire day as he delivered orders.
What Will Happen to Girls’ Education in Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule?
Even if the Taliban keep their word on schooling, many people are concerned that girls' education and future opportunities will be restricted under the militant group's rule.
Multi-Starrer ‘Chehre’ Is Silly, Self-Righteous and Lacks Awareness
Some bits, not even central to the mystery, are plain baffling – even insulting.
What Is India?
'Archaic laws kept to ferment, a mockery of the parliament?'
The Not-So-Positive Phone Call
A short essay on toxic positivity.