Despite education and economic progress, the Indian orthodox mindset refuses to accept couples from diverse backgrounds.
Akshaya Patra and the State’s Failure to Cater to India’s Malnourished Children
The need of the hour is to put India's children first – even if that takes adding eggs or catering to regional tastes.
Do ‘Free Ovaries’ Equal Economic Growth? Not in This Economy
Citing the examples of India and China, President Magufuli of Tanzania believes that a large population by default equals to a large economy.
TISS Hyderabad Admin Suspends All Academic Activity
The administration has alleged that the protestors misbehaved with the faculty and invited outsiders to make speeches and announcements.
Group Punishment Doesn’t Fix Behaviour – It Just Makes Kids Hate School
All punishments rely on the idea the experience imposed by the teacher will be unpleasant enough to condition the students to modify their behaviour in the future.
It’s High Time Society Stops Romanticising OCD
OCD is a serious psychiatric condition that needs to get diagnosed and not stigmatised in media and popular culture.
TISS Hyderabad Enters Fifth Day of Protest Against Hostel Fee Hike
While eight students were already of hunger strike, six more will be joining them today, July 13.
NALSAR: How Hostels Used to be Segregated on the Basis of CLAT Scores – And Caste
While the SC/ST students lived on upper floors, those from the general category lived on the ground.
95 Years of IP College – How DU’s Oldest Women’s College Has Aged
Indraprastha College for Women should perhaps celebrate its 95 years by giving back the right to breathe and survive to its students, and open its gates to freer discussions.
We Need to Talk About Toxic Work Environments
It is hardly ever about the odd hours or hectic work schedules. It is about being forced to do what you never signed up for.