A poem on "home being a distant dream".
At Delhi’s Red Light Area, Sex Workers Plead For Help
More than 1,200 sex workers are stranded at G.B. road with no source of income, insufficient food and zero scope for physical distancing.
The Male Gaze and Unreported Stories of Everyday Abuse
All I have with me now is a lot of deep-rooted anger at the entire system and the world. And a pepper spray in my bag at all times.
Performances of Our Times: Creativity Reimagined
Performers and performances have never been so ordinary and grand at the same time.
DU: Fifth Semester Results Come as a Shock to Final Year English Students
Students allege that the whole batch has received more or less the same score, irrespective of their individual performances.
College-ing with Corona: Options and Questions Ahead
Emotionally, academically and practically, it makes no sense to keep harping on about exams.
Why Online Examinations Make For Unfair Testing
Education should be allowed to remain democratic no matter how great the crisis.
Why Do Kids Call Their Parents ‘Mom’ and ‘Dad’?
You can say “Mom” in any country in the world and people would pretty much know who you meant.
A Letter To My Closeted Seventeen-Year-Old Self
You’re still a bisexual fledgling who has to fight her heteronormative upbringing every day, but that’s okay.
How the COVID-19 Lockdown Has Changed the Way We Fall in Love
After two years of embracing the shallow-ness of 21st-century romance, I found myself flirting with the idea that maybe, despite the apocalypse, love could go beyond a few heart …