A poem about dealing with society's expectations and the chaos within.
What Chai Stalls in Ahmedabad Taught Me About ‘Gendered’ Spaces
The masculinity of public spaces is so normalised that as a woman you are just an addition, and perhaps that is why when women trace the public they are …
Biological Factors Drive Homosexuality – Not Choice
A gene called SLITRK6, which is active in a brain region called the diencephalon, differs in size between people who are homosexual or heterosexual.
How Theatre Taught an Introvert to Grin and Bare It
I used to be very conscious of my crooked teeth in school but my college's dramatics society helped me reinvent myself.
DUSU Polls: ABVP Prevents SFI and AISF Candidates From Filing Nomination
ABVP has denied the allegations saying that the SFI and AISF candidates arrived late to file their nomination.
In Photos | From Daft Punk to Chanel: Peter Lindbergh’s Photography
The influential German photographer, Peter Lindbergh, has died at the age of 74.
How to Deal With a Toxic Gaming Culture
Nearly 60% of players have been bullied in an online game — whether for being female, black, gay or simply for showing up at the wrong place at the …
Straight Talk: How Indian Moms Are Embracing Their Kids’ Curls
With acceptance and time, a childhood battle against wild and unruly hair comes to an end.
‘Netflix Shows Defaming Hindus and India’: Shiv Sena Member
Shiv Sena's IT cell member has urged the police to take action against the online streaming platform for hosting hinduphobic content.
From Bloodthirsty Beast to Saccharine Symbol – the History and Origins of the Unicorn
Today we might think of unicorns as all magic and rainbows, but their past is one of ferocious beasts, religion, and mistranslation.