Digital biographies or social media profiles can be a source of many things but the thing they sell the best? Narratives.
Plate of Lychees Declared Guilty in Bihar
Cause of death: Encephalitis? Or the unfairly distributed misery of poverty?
‘Sex Education’: What Netflix Gets Right but India Doesn’t
It speaks openly about masturbation and sexual exploration – while for most of us, sexual autonomy as a teenager is unimaginable.
Why I Don’t Love Delhi
Even though I am 20, I hardly ever wish to go out. It is not travel, it’s war.
At Hijra Habba, Transgender Persons Come Together to Share Their Experiences
The community directly engaged with representatives from the government, medical fraternity, police and the media.
The Story of Two Dead Women Who Taught Me to How to Dance
My great-grandmothers tell me that the struggle to find my own happiness is no less heroic than tales of women who fought wars or went to space.
Why Don’t We Talk About Muslim Dalit Women?
It's time to create a distinct identity and fight for a community which perhaps has forgotten that it can, and it should fight.
Harvard Rescinds Parkland Massacre Survivor’s Offer Over Newly Surfaced Racial Slurs
His peers from school claimed that he used racial slurs while referring to black athletes and made anti-Semitic comments, even though Kashuv is Jewish himself.
How Sexism Continues to Plague the FIFA Women’s World Cup
Last year, the winner of the first Ballon d'Or Féminin was asked whether she can ‘twerk’ after receiving her award.
‘Leila’ Review: Netflix’s New Original Series is Not ‘Anti-Hindu’
The series uses current day problems such as pollution, water supply crisis and caste-based discrimination and presents a hypothetical and anarchic future based on that.
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