I didn't know that something which goddesses wear and is thus considered pure could be interpreted as something else altogether in my home.
The Holocaust TikTok Trend and Its Fantastical Justification
A new TikTok Holocaust trend shows content creators wearing makeup that imitates burns and bruises while explaining how they died in Nazi death camps.
How to Slutwalk Past Your Highly Conformist Family
It's no secret that Indian families have their own versions of cancel culture.
The Outrage Against the Delhi Riots Book Is Not an Attack on Freedom of Expression
Nobody threatened Bloomsbury or the authors with any action, legal or otherwise. People just created a channel to voice their concerns.
‘Cancel Ninth Semester Exams’: CU’s Final-Year Law Students Stuck in Limbo
In March, the college had indefinitely postponed the ninth semester exams due to which students are neither able to conclude their final semester studies, nor apply for jobs and …
‘Death Note’: Are You Ready to Challenge Your Morality?
The anime show 'Death Note' forced me to reason and challenge my principles of morality.
In Photos | Not an Idyllic Despair
A photo essay capturing a day in the life of daily-wage labourers in Kolkata's Dharmatal neighbourhood.
The P Word: Conversations With Children on Menstruation
We still have miles to go to normalise the conversation around menstruation. But simple conversations at home are a good start.
An Endless Darkness
A poem written to help people understand why mental health and depression should not be taken lightly.
India Can’t Claim Kamala Harris Until It Addresses its Unapologetic Racism
When we repeatedly ask Kamala Harris to embrace her Indian roots, are we ready to accept her blackness?