Living fully in the moment can help us savour every experience and stop time passing ever more quickly.
The Everyday Struggle of Being a Freelancer
I understand that we are 'free' lancers, but we don't live on sunshine. We have bills to pay too.
Cannes: Ten Things to Know About the World’s Most Important Film Festival
In recent years the festival has become a pioneer in the fight against the participation of Netflix films.
Dear Bengalis, Is This the Bengal We Always Wanted?
I'm terrorised by this neo-fascist administration which vandalises statues of political leaders like Vidyasagar and Ambedkar. I'm sure you are too.
‘Only Safe For Men’: Jadavpur Students Finally Speak Out About Sexual Harassment on Campus
In the first week of May, scores of female students shared horrifying incidents of rape and abuse at the hands of their male friends.
St Stephen’s Faculty Opposes Move to Include Church Member in Admission Process
Nandita Narain, associate professor at the college, released a statement saying that the move goes against a 1992 Supreme Court judgement.
‘Education is Supposed to Enlighten, Not Frighten’, Says a High School Teacher
Education has evolved into a dangerous festering business which destroys lives before they’ve even started.
A Day in the Life of a Journalist Fasting During Ramzan
Every day, I push myself to leave home earlier than usual to catch the bus, so that I can occupy the window seat and reach office, hopefully without breaking …
Sometimes, Conforming Is the Best Way to Deal With Depression
All my skepticism, reservation and introversion appeared meaningless after a point. I was tired of being a rebel.
My Unsettling Experience as a First-Time Voter in West Bengal
When I went near the ballot box, a lady very calmly asked me to press the second button. I did. But not because she told me to.