If you flip through your history textbooks, you will realise that there's more or less no mention of the history of the Northeastern states. Why is that?
‘I Need to Lose Weight For My Wedding’: The Social Construction of Body Dysmorphia
Society expects women to be thin, to invest in maintaining their physical appearance, in order to be seen as a desirable partner.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Forged a New Place For Women in the Law and Society
From her early career as an academic to a Supreme Court justice, 'RBG' was a trailblazer in all aspects of her work.
We Are All Works of Art: How a Tattoo Changed My Life
On coming to terms with my vitiligo.
‘Ñ-nah-vi’: The Story of My Much Mispronounced Name
My problem is not with those who mispronounce it, but with those who do not make an effort to say it correctly even after being told how to.
‘Suicide Is for the Weak’: Confronting Bias in the Indian Medical Fraternity
During my internship, I was chided by a resident doctor for 'wasting my time' on a severely mentally ill patient with a history of self harm.
A ‘Not-So-Normal’ New Normal
The impunity of majoritarianism is finding more and more aggressive manifestations each day.
In Photos | The Class of 2020
A photo essay that narrates the story of the graduating year of 2020 and looks at how the pandemic has changed their lives in various ways.
MP Mimi as Durga: Canny Casting or TMC Looking to Score Points in Puja Politics?
TMC MP Mimi Chakraborty played the role of Maa Durga in the annual 'Durga Durgatinashini this year, which aired on Star Jalsha on the occasion of Mahalaya.