When negativity becomes the norm of life, doomsday arrives everyday.
Illustrated | Farmers Rage Against the Government Machine
A series of artworks depicting the anger of the farmers as their fight against the three contentious farms Bills continues unabated.
On Being the Daughter of a Delhi Policeman
A social researcher speaks of the helplessness she has been feeling over the past year in the aftermath of the police brutality in Jamia and her guilt over her …
The Pen and the Lipstick
What has red lipstick got to do with reading books? Why it's time we stepped beyond the existing models of femininity.
How I Taught Myself to Sit Alone at a Cafe and Be Okay With It
I was feeling the first few moments of liberation, but I didn't know that yet.
How They See Us
With Indian content finally telling its own stories, an independent filmmaker asks why content commissioned in the West looking at the East tends to fall into the same three …
The Problem With the ‘Women Have Legs’ Campaign
We need to critically introspect whether movements like ‘women have legs’ are in fact exposing our feet of clay.
My Body Hair, Why Do You Care?
It is dangerous to normalise the made-up body, the photoshopped body of social media and magazines.
‘I Used to Be a Desirable Woman’
'I am now just an exhausted, content woman.'
The Voice
'You may succeed and silence one of us, but no force on Earth can silence us all.'