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I Am Not a Kashmiri, but I Am Sorry

Aishwarya Shrivastav June 16, 2018

A poem that highlights our alienation from the constant tension in Kashmir.

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PhD Scholar Accuses JNU Administration of ‘Institutional Torture’

Devina Buckshee June 15, 2018

Dileep Kumar Yadav says the university is subjecting him to frequent hostel transfers, fines and even casteist slurs to punish him for his activism.

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The Colour of Our Nation

Garima Pura June 15, 2018

'I'm the new curtain over the fourth estate.'

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We Are All Plagiarists (And That’s Not Okay)

Aishwarya Bhuta June 14, 2018

Unless our universities produce critical, creative, and original thinkers, they will continue to churn out sophisticated plagiarists.

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Watch: Interfaith Iftar with Delhi’s Queer Muslims

Hina Fathima June 14, 2018

Belonging to two marginalised communities, queer Muslims have to deal with Islamophobia as well as homophobia.

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Mo Salah: An Egyptian King in an Islamophobic World

Mridul Kataria June 14, 2018

As a prolific football player and a Muslim man in a hostile world, Salah stands on the precipice of something big, not just on the field but off it as …

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Misophonia. Literally, A ‘Hatred of Sound’

Pragya Bhagat June 14, 2018

A knife stabs you, again and again. The knife isn’t aware that it’s stabbing. You’re the only one who sees the stabbing. The knife is someone you love dearly.

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