Today’s red carpet scene is as exciting as it is uninteresting.
JNU Protests: State, Students and the State of Students
Is the idea of affordable education for everyone really this revolutionary that it is countered by such force?
At Delhi Govt Schools, Students Claim Promised Subsidy Is Not Reaching Them
Officials have been blaming parents and banks for causing financial irregularities.
Do We Actually Grow From Adversity?
While it’s certainly possible for adversity to lead to new insights and wisdom, science is still unclear about the “when” and “how.”
Second-Hand Dreams
What is it like to own a world once lived in.
Objectivity, Subjectivity and Journalism: Then and Now
In the post-truth era of social media and fake news, should journalists entirely steer clear of personal subjectivities?
Chat Bots, James Dean…Can the Digital Dead Rest in Peace?
Sixty four years after his death, a reanimated ‘James Dean’ will reportedly be starring in a new film.
Breaking Our Closets
A poem on coming out, vulnerabilities, bravery and growth.
‘Emergency in JNU’: Section 144 Imposed, Students Lathi-Charged, Detained
Amidst heavy security deployment, over a thousand students marched towards Parliament Street to demand a complete roll back of the new hostel draft.
Majnu Ka Tila: Delhi’s Own ‘Mini Tibet’
A photo essay that wishes to encourage travellers to discover the worlds within.