The examination, the petitioners say, would mean putting the lives and health of students at risk as Maharashtra has the highest number of coronavirus cases.
‘Indian Matchmaking’: A Regressive and Cringeworthy Ode to Arranged Marriages
The last thing arranged marriages need is a celebratory Netflix original.
COVID-19: Are We Slowly Learning to Ignore the Deadly Virus?
We pick and choose our reference points to rationalise or justify our decisions, and ignore many possibilities for betterment.
COVID-19 Economy: Drawing a ‘Laxman Rekha’ on Women’s Work Prospects
The battle of ‘atmanirbharta’ in the country will once again be fought on the backs of women and their centuries-old unpaid, unrecognised labour.
Why I Resigned From ABVP
There comes a time in your life when the inner voice inside you starts hating the outer you. And so began my journey from Right to Left.
Aporia – a Love Letter to Polaroids, Analog Black and White Photography
Sometimes through negatives you see what positives cannot show – this holds true particularly in the case of analog photography, and beyond.
Vande Bharat Mission: My Experience From New York to New Delhi
For all the exorbitant fares charged, there were no COVID-19 tests, the customer service was bad and hardly any social distancing measures were followed anywhere – on or off …
Waiting
A poem on two grandfathers waiting for their children and grandchildren – one in 1947 and the other in 2023.
As Media Makes Merry With ‘Brass Hijab’ Spat at AMU, ‘Don’t Politicise’ Says Girl’s Mother
In her complaint, the woman student had accused a fellow student of threatening to make her wear a “brass hijab” once the university opened after the lockdown. An FIR …
‘She is Dark’: Marriage Prospects, Labels and Society’s Undying Expectations
I am an ordinary soul with an ordinary yearning – a yearning to be seen as a person, not a label.