By choosing to talk about the importance of friendships, I am liberating the child in me who felt drained, abused, and used for a very long time.
State Anxious to ‘Suppress Dissent’ Says HC, Grants Bail to Natasha Narwal, Devangana Kalita, Asif Iqbal Tanha
The bail orders in the UAPA cases against Natasha Narwal, Devangana Kalita and Asif Iqbal Tanha question the veracity of Delhi Police's accusations.
Psychoanalysing the Opponent
Our separate approaches to feminism should never hinder our camaraderie.
The ‘Hunger Games’ Prequel, ‘Songbirds’, Is a Satire on the Ruling Class
Novelist Suzanne Collins writes about the fictional world of Panem from the perspective of its ruling class, which makes her satire on our own society all the more cutting.
A Muslim Son’s Plea
'She's scared of the future you look forward to, she's scared of her own state, she's scared to talk to people.'
IIT Gandhinagar: Crushing of Dissent by Hobby Group ‘Awaam’
What started out as a WhatsApp group earlier intended to create a safe space for debate soon turned into a platform to vilify protesting farmers and threaten those raising …
Did They Just Turn Cruella de Vil Into a Girl Boss?
Disney has rebooted their legendary villain, Cruella de Vil — and turned her into a scrappy, likable hero. The result is the complete mangling of one of the greatest …
Nani’s Room
'A deafening silence has taken over, it's too suffocating to stand in here.'
What a Real Commitment to Making India Child Labour Free Means
The COVID-19 has increased risks for children, especially those from vulnerable communities.
For Many Indian Students, Their American Dream Is in Limbo
Students who have received offers from American universities are waiting on their toes to get visa appointments. If they do succeed, there is then the issue of getting vaccinated.