On everyday tale of violence and muffled cries in the Valley.
Lockdown and Mental Health: A Laid-Off Young Journalist in Chennai Writes
Let us not forget a section of people who suffer silently, haunted by thoughts that drive them to inexplicable negativity.
Dealing With Lockdowns: What a Kashmiri Can Teach Americans Today
Kashmir has taught me that in order to withstand difficult situations, the most important resource we have is each other.
We Need to Talk About Unpaid Internships
My experience as an intern has made me realise how the lack of social and financial capital can affect a person's career prospects.
Dealing With Abusive Parents in Adulthood
Abuse at home comes under the guise of concern, care, expectations and love.
The Kids Aren’t Alright
What does it mean to come of age in such dystopian times?
Letters From My Grandmother
Having virtually grown up inside a library, my grandmother lived her life as if it were a novel.
Saharanpur: 50 MBBS Students of Debarred Private College Stuck in Limbo
In 2017, MCI had sealed Glocal Medical College after it failed a series of inspections. But 50 students from the 2016 batch have yet to be transferred to a …
On Losing a Friend to Bigotry
How school friendships have fallen prey to the polarised politics of the last few years.
Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ And The Joys of Watching Your Problematic Fave Grow
On listening to Taylor Swift over the years, and how the maturity of the latest album mirrors that of her fandom.