The chief minister had claimed that around 15,000 university students had hit the roads in large numbers to "burn" Aligarh city.
University of Hyderabad: Three Students Penalised For Organising ‘Shaheen Bagh Night’
The university's registrar had issued an order dated February 18 warning students "to be cautious and focus on their studies in future".
Why Are Pop Songs Getting Sadder Than They Used to Be?
The word ‘hate’, which until the 1990s was not even mentioned in any of the top-100 songs, is now used between 20 and 30 times each year.
Pursuing What You Love is Political
When we do what we love, we automatically refuse to be tamed by our surrounding machineries.
What Freud Tells Us About Chair Girl – and Ourselves
The 20-year-old is facing trial for throwing a chair off the 45th floor of a downtown Toronto condo building.
Mumbai Bird Race – A Day Out in the Concrete Jungle
Bird Race is a dawn to dusk bird-watching event where participants try and record as many species of birds as possible in and around a metropolitan region.
The Children of Shaheen Bagh
As debates continue on whether children should be taken to protests, Shaheen Bagh has become a school of sorts for many.
Deteriorating Mental Health in Times of Protest
I found myself shrinking more and more.
Cot, Cups and Chair
A poem on caste-based discrimination in savarna households.
Personal Account of a Pakistani Student Quarantined in China
With the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic in full bloom, a Pakistani student in Beijing describes the daily routine for students on campus, hoping to dispel some of the anxiety being …