Despite the Madras high court ordering a ban on conversion therapy last month, the queer community members continue to live through the trauma inflicted by conversion therapy.
On Meena Kandasamy’s ‘When I Hit You’, Marriage and Intimate Partner Violence
The process of falling in love, fighting for love, and the final culmination of love into marriage is well-documented. But what we forget is that is not the end …
Rest in Eternal Song, Father Stan Swamy
A poem on Father Stan Swamy's indomitable spirit.
Pinterest Weight Loss Ban Shows Brands Are Beginning to Listen to Consumers
The online pin-board, with more than 478 million users, is the first social media brand to ban weight loss advertisements. Should other companies follow suit?
The Mind Does Something Before it Dies
'Everyone's running from/towards something. All things, sooner or later, cease to exist.'
Odisha: Meet the Tribal Youth Leader Who Is Fighting Against Child Marriage
21-year-old Manju Patra's journey has been inspired by the story of her own mother Sivararti, who is a child marriage survivor.
Britney Spears Is Being Exploited for Profit
The exploitation and abuse of Britney Spears, justified by her legal conservatorship, is an extreme example of practices that are common in the entertainment factory.
Queer Romance: How Asian Boys’ Love Dramas Have Taken India by Storm
Fandom for BL shows in India has been blowing up since 2020. Here's why.
Infinity
'Let us wander down the streets that wind like an unending argument of subtle intent'.
To Absence, In the Garden
A poem on how grief affects the way we interact with spaces once occupied by loved ones.