The countries may have taken giant leaps in granting electoral rights to the trans community, but visibility and just representation are a long way ahead.
Why I Can’t Stop Watching ‘Queer Eye’
What 'Queer Eye' commodifies best is not queer culture, but the good natured compassion, excitement and love that results between the Fab Five and their hero.
In Dhaka, School Students Are Taking Law and Order Into Their Own Hands
After a road accident that killed two students, Dhaka's teens have taken over the city's streets to check drivers' licences and impose traffic law to take on governmental apathy.
‘Sacred Games’ Goes Where Our Silent News Media Doesn’t
Unlike traditional media, the Netflix show actually takes on the destructive potential of communalism and divisive politics.
Would It Be a Lot Easier If I Just Got Married?
Sometimes I wonder, would it be a lot easier if I just got married? I could still dabble into this, and my wife wouldn’t hear a hiss.
Mixing Science and Art to Make the Truth More Interesting Than Lies
There are many reasons why scientists collaborating with artists makes sense, now more than ever.
On Confronting the Messiness of Identity and Nationality
What does it mean to have a nationality, an identity? And why do other people get to answer these questions for us?