'Someone must suggest they pass a bill making the dying and the dead eligible to vote.'
Grandmothers and Kulfis: Echoes In My Freezer
Those evenings were the proof of a love that I have never known since – that of a shared childhood and a simple recipe that lost its magic when …
In Appreciation of Fitzcarraldo Editions
How a London-based publishing house is erasing the consumer driven nature of book printing by publishing books with just the title and the name of the author.
With Over 58 Active Cases on Campus, IIT Kanpur Asks Students to Vacate Hostels
Students have opposed the decision, saying that travelling back home is high-risk at a time when COVID-19 cases across the country have crossed the 3 lakh mark.
‘San Tees Shaheedan’: 91 Years of the Qissa Khwani Bazaar Massacre
On April 23, 1930, hundreds of peaceful protestors lost their lives at the hands of the British colonial regime in what is present day Peshawar in Pakistan.
To Break a Hex Spell
'How to dry someone’s tears and not be a source of fear'.
Delhi University and Its Indifference
On April 19, as India recorded 2,59,167 cases and 1,761 deaths, DU released a notice asking the students to fill their examination forms, confirming that the exams will begin …
‘Why Should We Care?’
A poem on a lack of empathy in the midst of a crisis.
Skepticism, Not Objectivity, is What Makes Journalism Matter
Does telling the truth require journalists to detach themselves from their life experiences? Is this degree of balance or impartiality even possible?
Faith, Festivities and Pandemic
We must hold ourselves to vigilance and not celebrate too early.