The Tamil Nadu government has passed a Bill which will give 7.5% horizontal reservation to government school students who have cleared NEET.
More Women and More Black Women Than Ever Ran for Congress in 2020, but They Still Lost Ground
For most of its history, the members of both Houses of Congress have been white men.
In Memoriam
On the death of my Dadu and Thamma, and losing a part of me.
Feminism and Flowers
'I can tell that my father is not a feminist'.
‘Rainbow Wave’ of LGBTQIA+ Candidates Run and Win in US 2020 Election
Delaware's Sarah McBride made history on Tuesday when she won a state Senate seat, becoming the US's highest-ranking transgender politician. A record 1,006 LGBTQ candidates ran for office this …
An Everyday Struggle With Patriarchy
It seems intolerable to some that the act of being a mother, and a working one at that, be performed in any other way save for that which has …
The Desperate Need For Classes on Consent in India
In India, a considerable mass of our citizenry is entirely unaware about a concept such as consent. Meanwhile, in Kenya, such classes have led to a dramatic drop in …
Shakespeare’s ‘Timon of Athens,’ Shows Money Corrupts but Can Also Heal
Penned during plague-time, this tragedy perfectly shows how money both funds the miraculous fulfilment of all our wishes — and also robs us of friendship, love and our very …
‘The Queen’s Gambit’ Should Be a Blueprint for Writing Inclusive, Entertaining Shows
The seven-part series released by Netflix in October is a masterclass in making inclusive cinema.
What It’s Like to Lose a Presidential Election
For the winner, it's the achievement of a lifetime. For the loser, not so much.