Let’s not have the Sabyasachis of the world tell us we are caked, or should be voluptuous, or that we can’t possibly know how to wear a saree.
‘Are You Ostriches?’: Bombay HC Rebukes Certification Board Over Censoring Children’s Film
The petition was filed by the Children’s Film Society India seeking the grant of the universal (U) certification to their film 'Chidiakhana'.
An Open Letter to Narendra Modi From an ‘Academically Suspended’ Student
We know you want to idolise Godse, that’s why you fear universities – you fear students who think and who fight back.
How ‘Article 15’ Addresses Caste Blindness While Critiquing ‘New India’
The spectacular similarity with the contemporary political scenario and its critique is a bold divergence from Bollywood's hero-worship culture.
TISS Hyderabad Abruptly Revises Hostel Fee, Leaves Some Students Homeless
The hostellers now have to pay Rs 54,650 all at once – an amount which many can't afford.
Why Autobiographies Are the Need of the Hour
We must trust the magic of individual testimonies and let them strip the false tableau that rules the day.
How an Internship Changed Everything for Me
My internship involved travelling to rural Dausa and creating awareness about higher education for women in the constituency.
Judge Treats Teenager Accused Of Rape From “Good Family” Leniently, Appeals Court to Revert Decision
The incident took place at a house party in New Jersey, where the accused filmed the rape and shared its video despite the victim's pleas to stop its dissemination.
Do We Know What Patriotism Really Stands For?
It is worrying, that we have collectively reduced patriotism merely to hatred and at most the love for the human-drawn boundaries and have not even bothered to understand its …
Was the Dalai Lama’s Apology Over His Comments on ‘Attractive’ Female Successor Enough?
His Holiness has always preached the message of humanity, but his recent comments are in stark contrast to his principles.
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