In a video posted online, the staffer alleges that people have been spreading rumours of her being infected with COVID-19 and harassing her.
Chaos of the Unseen
A poem on how coronavirus has affected the simple activities of humans.
Of COVID-19, Double Identities and the Alienation of Northeast Indians
The prying eyes of the passerby that glare at us with hostility adds imminent danger to our already battered Northeastern identity.
The Graveyard of Catastrophe
'Pass me the shovel, I’ve got work to do.'
‘Takht’: Karan Johar’s Film on Dara Shikoh May Just Be a Refreshing Change
Dara’s story must not succumb to the perils of a single-story structure that burnishes accounts of the hunter, and burns that of the hunted.
The New Normal: A LiveWire Series on Life Under Lockdown
The world we once occupied has been yanked from beneath our feet. Write in to us – in 200 words – and tell us your lockdown story. We want …
Harassed and Ostracised: Racist Attacks Against Northeast Citizens on the Rise
On March 22, a man sped past a Manipuri woman in Vijay Nagar, spat at her and called her "corona".
‘Anxiety, Homophobia, Stress’: Students on Mental Health Concerns During Lockdown
Living the quarantine is harder for some than others, especially for people living in abusive households as well as those struggling with mental health and eating disorders.
‘The Long Goodbye’: When Your Country Betrays You
Riz Ahmed’s short film is a no-frills depiction of the reality we live in.
Capitalism Wanted Life to Be Privatised. It Now Wants Death to Be Socialised
AISA' national president on why, while facing this pandemic, we have to collectively demand a better future that’s inclusive.