On September 15, students received a message from the university's official number which asked them to join the "world's largest student organisation ABVP".
‘I May Destroy You’ and Millennial Cancel Culture
This British TV show is an autobiographical dramatisation of sexual abuse faced by Michaela Coel, and it explores the conflict of coping with individual trauma while partaking in a …
Why ‘The Social Dilemma’ Won’t Make Me Quit Social Media
The solution to the issues posed by the Netflix film lies not in quitting social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, but in understanding them better.
My Last Letter to Thatha
An essay on the letters I wrote to my grandfather, who died ten years ago.
Studying at a Historically Women’s College: My Institution Is Just as Credible as Yours
The exclusion of men from an institution does not trivialise its pursuits.
The Tragedy of the Missing Mental Health Conversation in India
The onus is on our generation to normalise essential dialogue on mental health.
When Will #DalitLivesMatter Make It to Our Retweets and Instagram Stories?
Despite increasing cases of violence against the Dalit, Bahujan and tribal communities in 2020, a lot of us have been complicit in it thanks to our silence.
The Day I Left My Abusive Home, or the Happiest Day of My Life
When you have an abusive care giver, you adapt to living with fear.
The Apathetic Indian Middle-Class
If one had to choose between ‘might be duped out of a little money’ or ‘definitely save someone from starvation’, is it not more humane to opt for the …
Inside the World of a ‘Casteless’ Indian
What it is like to be part of a middle-class Bengali family that believes in the utopian concept of a casteless existence while practicing subtle casteism.
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