A poem on the recent passing away of my grandfather and my grieving process.
Is There a Link Between Violence Against Animals and Toxic Masculinity?
A lot of animal abuse cases have been reported during lockdown and the perpetrators are mostly men.
The Scourge of ‘Intellectual Mansplaining’
We don't have to be schooled by men all the time.
From Cancelled Dreams to the Little Joys of Life: A Doctor Recounts Life Since March
A Bangalore-based neurologist and stroke physician.
Love Doesn’t Come with Labels
On traversing the by-lanes of diversity dialogues with my sons.
‘Switch off Video’: On Caste, Cameras and an Unexpected Perk of Online Education
While online education has its flaws, it provides me a space to participate in class discussions without the fear of being humiliated.
The Importance of Being Kumar
With a single night fuelled by drugs, sex and an insatiable desire to consume burgers, Kal Penn's character in 'Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle' set a new …
What to Expect, and Not Expect, When You Become an Orphan
Life is unapologetically unpredictable – all you can really do is hope for the best.
Bones, Books and Parental Expectations: The Day the Scalpel Lost to the Pen
My parents were shattered when I told them I did not want to take up the family profession.
The COVID-19 Impact on Independent Music and the Entertainment Industry
While artists try and innovate new methods of earning revenue, the future looks very shaky for India's entertainment industry.