While I have my own way of interacting with my father's digital remains, a recent documentary in South Korea used virtual reality to 'reunite' a mother with her deceased …
What Makes You A Woman?
A world is possible in which both Rowling and Manning can be women. It is the one we live in.
On Sense and Sensibility in Muhammad Musthafa’s Malayalam Film ‘Kappela’
The woman in the film is able to deal with the unplanned consequences of her choices without wanting to be saved, much like the women we are and know.
Traveller’s Diary: A Peek Into the Konyak Tribe’s Daily Life in Nagaland
How a sudden curfew during the anti-CAA protests brought me closer to a lesser-known tribe in Northeast India.
Revisiting the Concept of Absurdity in Today’s Covid-Ridden World
What if you woke up as an insect? Franz Kafka’s Metamorphosis is a reminder how the reality of today is grossly absurd.
A Peek Into the Orwellian World of Educational Institutions During COVID-19
In the wake of the pandemic, the education governance has created a panoply of mechanisms structured around digital surveillance, management bullying and verbal threats to control the labour of …
My Body’s Coming-of-Age Story
When our bodies have been failed so many times by society, embracing it and loving its idiosyncrasies would be worthy dissent against the establishment of the 'perfect body club'.
Shall I Start a Revolution?
The importance of educating the girl child on topics that actually matter – like the menstrual cycle, standing up for herself and speaking out against injustice.
‘Achaar’ – A Legacy of Spices, Care and Afternoon Tales
On my grandma's pickle recipe and re-discovering a deep sense of connection with the women of my family.
We Need to Question the Flawed Nature of Ads
Irrespective of how hideous their production process is, capitalists promote their products by commodifying our emotions.