The letter, which criticises the Modi government's anti-Muslim policies, has been signed unanimously by the South Asian student associations of almost every major Ivy League University, including Yale, Columbia …
All Praise the King: Being an AMU Student in Times of Protest and Police
The Modi regime will always be remembered as the regime that declared war against established and reputed academic institutions for daring to express dissent.
Picture Perfect
Holding a mirror to society, social media and relationships that struggle to breathe.
In an Open Letter, IIM-A Students Condemn the Citizenship (Amendment) Act
As of today, the letter has more than 1,955 signatures of college students from across the country.
How Celebrities Reacted to Violence in Jamia Millia Islamia
While some have sought to offer a 'balanced view' on the incident, others have plainly condemned the police brutality meted out against the students.
K-Pop’s Dark and Tragic Underbelly
A recent series of suspected suicide deaths of South Korean artists have exposed the industry's exploitative demands, relentless media scrutiny and vicious online abuse that takes a psychological toll …
In the Dark of Dusk, Say ‘Goodbye Beautiful’
This poem imagines a journey of a soul through different corners of India and documents the gradual decline in 'life of the mind'.
While the World Watches, Assam Burns
Today we feel the pain of those who actually have lived through an uprising, the Assam movement.
‘The Marriage Clock’: A Book About (Not) Finding the ‘Right One’
Zara Raheem’s debut novel is a tale of love, family, friends and marriage.
‘Who Will Be a Citizen?’: Hundreds Protest the CAA at Jantar Mantar
Live portraits from Jantar Mantar where activists, students, lawyers, artists and common people gathered to raise their voice against the Citizenship Amendment Act.