At the women's hostel, while MBBS students are being allowed to go out, others can't do so unless there is a serious health emergency.
Borderland Stories: The Bajaj Scooter, My Dad’s Third Child
An ode to rides with my father in Poonch district, and our never ending quest to ride in an undivided peaceful world which exists only in our dreams.
Female Sexual Freedom in Cardi B’s ‘WAP’: An Indian Perspective
The lineage of artists using their art to champion the feminist cause fall flat when we uncritically reproduce the age-old male-centric narrative.
‘The Social Paathshala’: A Mumbai-Based Young Woman’s Initiative to ‘E-mpower’ the Elderly
Mahima Bhalotia takes online classes on the weekends to teach digital tools to senior citizens.
Women Migrant Workers With Disabilities Grapple With the Pandemic
A complex intersectional identity and society’s ignorance towards their needs have hindered them from equality and forbid them to be empowered and independent.
Pandit Jasraj Made Delhi’s Kamani Auditorium a Sacred Place For Me
How the music maestro took me on an unforgettable journey during a concert held in October 2016.
Vir Das’s Lockdown Special Adds a Dash of Comedy During This Long-Drawn Tragedy
'Inside Out', a 50-minute special up on the comedian's website, is a reminder that hope is many things.
Spaces and Socialising: The Pandemic and the Terrace
Our basic need to interact with people has led us to use physical spaces in new ways.
On Absences: Missing Everyday Mobility and Magic in a Pandemic
Maybe magic has always existed in the mundane, we’ve simply conditioned ourselves to overlook it.
‘Aśvins’: A 20-Minute Horror Short Shot During Lockdown
Tarun Teja Mallareddy's horror short is about a pair of haunted doll-horses and the millennial need to constantly create 'new content'.