While migrant workers struggle to reach their homes, the suburban, upper-middle class populace of One Percent, Elite, has a novel concern during the lockdown: the variety of food that …
Why Hong Kong Is Hope For A Better, Just World
Holding onto hope for Hong Kong is holding onto hope for all of us.
Telling Your Parents Your Child Sexual Abuse Story
How do you tell the story of your abuse? Where do you start? Am I telling a story of a girl who is victim or a story of a …
Dear June: A Letter to Pride Month
I hope you usher in a more sincere, accepting and liberating means of existence.
COVID-19 and DU: An Inquisition Into the Proposed Online Examinations
Every crisis creates corrections, adjustments and self-evaluation. It is hoped that the churning of ideas among the stakeholders of the university would usher a new path for the benefit …
‘We Only Get Rs 233’: Medical Interns in Rajasthan, UP Demand Salary Increment
Some interns in Rajasthan have also alleged that they have to arrange for masks themselves because hospitals are not providing any.
Blue, Pink or Yellow? Gender-Neutral Parenting in the Indian Context
At its core, it's about encouraging the traits that make a good human, not a good man or woman.
‘Paatal Lok’, ‘Special Ops’ and the Good/Bad Muslim Dichotomy in Indian Cinema
There is no space for the dissenting Muslims – that is real Muslims and not just imagined characters – who do not conform to these cinematic dichotomies.
The Heroes We Worship
The problem starts when the lines start blurring, and the transition from being a fan to a fanatic happens.
Inside the Mind of a Gender Bender
On a perpetual rebellion in motion.