How do you fight a system that is fuelled by an inflated ego, nursed over centuries of use and abuse?
Curating Memories, Intergenerationally
Memory offers an interesting springboard to elicit stories, intertwined with social histories that often serve a vehicle for constructing selfhood and maintaining continuity.
#MeToo Case in Goa: The Woke Have Exposed How Asleep They Really Are
The hypocrisy of the so-called 'progressives' rears its ugly head when places touted as 'safe' are anything but.
My ‘Beautiful Bond’ With Books
Books offer a lot more than just momentary escape. They quietly draw you in, take you on a psychological adventure, and leave you yearning for more.
The Rhea Chakraborty Case: Reimagining Grief and Internalised Misogyny
On how a sexist system is maintained, and why women need to create a support system for each other and abandon the misogynistic language that we have inherited from …
‘Casteist, Sexist, Islamophobic’: TISS Students Oppose Appointment of New Registrar
Students say that the new registrar's public comments are antithetical to the institute's core ideals and that he is thus 'unfit' to hold the position.
Physics and All That Comes With It
I have observed that there is an intense urge amongst a vast majority of students and scholars to sound intellectual – all the time.
Me, Ma and Macher Jhol: My Fishy Adventures With Bengali Food
As a vegetarian Malayali Nair married into a Bengali household, it took me a long while to conquer fish.
Platonic Friendships in the Indian Spotlight
It’s time we address the friends in creaking swings that befriend evening winds, instead of constantly varnishing lovemaking bedsteads.
University of Hyderabad: The Not So Eminent Institute of Eminence
As the students see it, PhD scholar Surya Pratap Bharati's death is a repeat incident of criminal medical negligence and the result of a nexus between the university administration …