In most Indian homes and medical studies, menopause is conveniently forgotten and ignored despite being a crucial transitional stage in a woman’s life.
We, the Women of Our Land
'We will not toil without yield, we will not shed tears of pain, we will not bow our head in submission.'
Why White Supremacists Are Obsessed – But Very Wrong – About the Byzantine Empire
They believe that the empire went on to preserve a white-European civilisation when the Rome fell, but in reality it was made up of people from diverse communities.
On the Outside, Looking In
On attending parties where one feels like an outsider.
Why Is Celebrity Abuse on Twitter So Bad? It Might Be a Problem With Our Empathy
People appear to victim-blame celebrities for the abuse they suffer on Twitter.
Loss of Love(r)
'World is absent, what is present is only his haunting absence.'
Pronoun Envy
A poem on the dissonance brought about by the lack of dignified literary representation.
Hikikomori Artists: How Japan’s Extreme Recluses Find Creativity, Self-Discovery in Isolation
Seeking isolation can lead to creativity and a deeper understanding of oneself, as these artworks show.
California ‘Futures Contracts’: Is it Possible to Commodify Water in India?
Indian water markets are largely unorganised, driven by informal arrangements among farmers, with a clear absence of supply-side rules or sanctions.
‘Books We Read, Concerts We Attend’: Comic Strips on Our Caste-Based Privileges
Caste and the networks we form and sustain are inseparable and need to be looked at together.