The battle against gender-based violence never ends but the work of the women who set up the first refuges in the 1970s deserves wider recognition.
Standing in Between
With a yearning for home on one hand and a desire to explore the world on the other, some people – like my father – find themselves standing in …
‘Dhoop Ki Deewar’: A Pakistani Web Series on the Absurdity of Cross-Border Enmity
The Zee5 series is a cross-border love story but also a palimpsest of sorts where the nationalist narrative is blurred and overwritten with a narrative of love and of …
DU: Academic Council Approves Bid to Name Colleges After Savarkar, Jaitley
The council is also reportedly moving to accord the vice chancellor the power to unilaterally take decisions over any matter without consulting either the academic council or the executive …
I Studied People Who Think Leisure is a Waste of Time – Here’s What I Found
‘Hustle culture’ is so pervasive in US society that not even the coronavirus pandemic could shake the urge to prioritise productivity.
We Asked Our Acquaintances About the Ram Mandir Issue. Here’s What They Said.
Upon analysing the discussions, it was clear that the dispute was much larger than the 2.77 acres of land involved.
Festival Days: Of Sweaty Hands, Uncomfortable Clothes And Fake Smiles
Scenes from a north Indian festival day.
On the Passing of Gail Omvedt: An Eternal Force Against Caste and Patriarchy
The American-born Indian scholar, an academician par excellence, prominent sociologist and a tireless human rights activist, passed away on August 25.
The Doomscrolling of J. Alfred Prufrock
Last night, I had decided that today would be different.
Old Tradition, New Twist: In ‘Rumors,’ Lizzo and Cardi B Pull From the Ancient Greeks
The classical tradition has long excluded anyone who wasn’t white. But a succession of Black female artists have attempted to broaden these ossified boundaries.