As a feminist striving for intersectionality in the movement and navigating my way through this patriarchal society, I find strength in Plath’s dynamic voice and vulnerability.
In Photos | Pracheen, the Only Block Printers in Mumbai Who Use Natural Dyes
For the past 30 years, the 100-year-old printing unit has only been using indigo, mehendi and sap sourced from across the country.
Depression, Diwali and Darkness
For those struggling with mental health, festivals are not necessarily a festive time.
The Ever Changing, Yet Remarkably Constant Patterns Pandemics Follow
As a global community, we should not be surprised but equipped when the next pandemic comes along. We must not slip into an amnesic state as we have in …
Latest Season of ‘The Crown’ Spotlights Era of Female Leadership
Season 4 portrays the world in the 80s in a state of flux, with women as the driving forces behind these changes, especially in the UK.
For Kashmir’s Only Female Rapper, the Anguish of Her Generation is Her Inspiration
Mehak Ashraf, known by her stage name Menime – Eminem in reverse – says she wants her music to reflect societal problems and the struggles of the masses.
‘We Are Being Asked to Write Offline Exams’: Students at St Joseph’s College, Bangalore
The college has asked the parents/guardians of second and third-year students to sign a consent form which states that the signatory will have the full responsibility of the decision.
Mens Sana In Corpore Sano
A poem on unlearning and finding ways to accept yourself the way you are.
In the Room, the Women Come and Go, Talking of… Pressure Cookers?
How I imagine T.S. Eliot or Ezra Pound would have approached the now infamous 'rasode me kaun tha' episode.
A 36-Year-Old Stolen Bullet And Memories of a Lost Friend
How a WhatsApp video on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots reminded my father of his dearest friend from Amritsar.