The students have urged the SC to inquire into the police excesses used on agitating farmers by the Haryana government.
My Dadi, Me and Shivani’s ‘Bhairavi’
Discussing Priyanka Sarkar's translation of the book by the popular Hindi author with my Dadi gave me a brief glimpse into the world she must have inhabited as a …
IIM-Ahmedabad Hostel Demolition and Everything Wrong With the Architecture Fraternity
The collective cry to save a white man's legacy exposes the hypocritical stand of India's architecture community.
You’re Normal: What I’d Like to Tell My Younger Self About Being Gay
Representation matters – no one should ever feel that they are alone and that they’ll never be happy. Especially a 10-year-old kid.
No, I Don’t Need to Marry to Live My Best Life
Recognising the conditioning that I need to marry to live my best life and make my family proud was a revelatory experience for me.
Megha Rao’s Podcast ‘Poems to Calm Down To’: A Lullaby For Adults
The 25-year-old spoken word poet's podcast have been a source of much needed peace for many amidst the pandemic.
Us Versus Them
A poem on how divisions in society are created.
A 12th Grader’s Response to the Education Minister’s Recent Live Interaction With Students
"If you believe hard work trumps resources, name one NEET or JEE top ranker who was not coached in one of those famed institutes."
In 2020, TV and Film Still Couldn’t Get Abortion Right
Hollywood continues to dramatically exaggerate the medical risks associated with abortion while downplaying barriers to access.
A Tribute to J.P. Clark, Nigeria’s Nature Poet
J.P Clark's work moved beyond agitating for justice in Nigeria's Niger Delta. He was in love with nature.