A poem on the desolation and hopelessness of being misunderstood.
On Equal Access, Dignity for the Queer Community: An Interview With Sharif Rangnekar
The former journalist and LGBTQIA+ activist addresses the feeling within the community that real concerns have taken a backseat and resulted in skewed public policy formulation.
In Photos | A Kutch Magician’s Disappearing Act During Lockdown
The rural entertainment industry, which includes small circuses, magicians, performers etc, has been hit very hard by the lockdown.
The Selective Woke-ness of Indians
It's our shared obligation to ensure that the next generation is liberated from toxic racial prejudice and colour bias.
The Four Pillars That Once Stood in the Way
A poem on how we've got to come together as a society and create change.
The Everyday Trauma of Living in the Borderlands
Residing in one of the last villages of India, Mohammad-ud-din seemed to have made peace with the horrific sounds of everyday firing.
The Covid Impact on Twenty Somethings in India’s Most Expensive City
I speak to several people to understand what’s exacerbating their vulnerabilities.
One Teenager To Another
A 17-year-old pens a poem with the hope of letting other teens know that they are not the only ones feeling like there's nothing to look forward to.
The Conundrum Facing India’s Aspiring Journalists
The aspiring journalist of today is being made very aware that there is a price to pay when unwanted truths tumble out.
Buri – My Grandmother’s Eternal Lockdown
What about a life eternally locked down for more than 65 years?