To fight is to wake up. And to stay awake till things change.
JNU Violence: IIMC Alumni, Staff Write Open Letter to Modi
"The struggle of JNU’s students continues to inspire us," says the letter.
Refuge in Love in Times of Anti-CAA Protests and Souring Family Ties
A tale of being stuck between pro-CAA WhatsApp University parents and my anti-CAA Assamese boyfriend.
‘Jojo Rabbit’: Hitler Humour & a Child’s Eye View of War Make for Dark Satire
The film is a story of a young boy whose imaginary friend (and buffoonish life coach) is Adolf Hitler.
The Saffron That Makes Us Indian
We have permitted the government to spin cobwebs for us to lay in. Wake up. India is burning.
‘Chintu ka Birthday’: War and Peace in a Child’s Tiny World
The film, about a Bihari family stuck in war-time Iraq trying to celebrate their six-year-old’s birthday, is a gem that goes a long way in teaching audiences empathy.
‘Govts Control Populations by Inculcating Hate, Fear’: Ayesha Jalal on Rewriting History
In an interview with students from Jamia, Ayesha Jalal talks about the whys and hows of the misrepresentation of history by the governments of India and Pakistan.
Indifference, a Poem
A poem on societal conventions and a lack of empathy.
A Letter to My Recently Turned Silent Friend
Do you spot a well designed strategy?
Sticks and Stones Are Breaking Bones
'What has our country come to? This period shall we forever rue'