Studio Ghibli’s ability to make the everyday just as magical as the unimaginable will make you see the world around you just a bit differently, even if that world is …
The Scars of Male Child Sexual Abuse
Men hide away their pain because the world wants us to remain silent.
Days Ahead of Election, Bengali Artists Unite Against ‘Ideology of Hatred’ in Viral Song
Without naming it, the actors and singers opposed the BJP, highlight problems such as unemployment and rising fuel prices among others.
‘Still a mess’: Trauma Haunts US Mass Shooting Survivors Due to Gaps in Mental Healthcare
Even now, more than two decades after the Columbine school shooting, survivor Heather Martin is trying to learn how to take care of herself.
Film Through a Song: ‘Dil Hoom Hoom Kare’
In Kalpana Lajmi's 1993 film 'Rudaali', this song by Bhupen Hazarika plays on different occasions, encapsulating an internal, interior, and more silent art of mourning.
Can Robots Write Stories?
Strange things unfold when artificial intelligence attempts to write a story. Author Daniel Kehlmann recounts his co-authoring experiment with an algorithm, describing possibilities and pitfalls.
US Has a Long History of Violence Against Asian Women
US culture has long represented Asian American women as sexually seductive – showing how victims' gender and race cannot be separated when attacked by white male violence.
Do We Really Need Filters? Afterthoughts on K-Drama ‘My ID is Gangnam Beauty’
The show, about a young girl trying to fit into a certain body type to please others, makes me wonder about how sad it is that most girls are taught …
After Meeting With Trustees, Ashoka University’s Student Government Withdraws Strike
A student invitee will be provided a seat on the board of management, apart from establishing townhalls and e-mail based feedback systems.
Review | The Innards of Toxic Masculinity
In her book 'The Anger of Saintly Men', Anubha Yadav painstakingly etches the ways in which masculinity is moulded, reinforced, and applauded in our society.