From #MeToo to #RefugeesWelcome, add a hashtag and the world will listen. Shame they're not always used for good.
Sunflowers in the Day, Jasmine at Night: Dreams of Departure in Delhi’s Largest Resettlement Colony
'As I got out of the truck I had that feeling that you get when you have scored very high marks in your exam, and then suddenly it’s all …
Pinjra Tod Adopts No-Negotiation Policy; Holds Nightlong Protest on Miranda House Grounds
As promised, Pinjra Tod has revived its protest against hostel curfews in Delhi University after the mid-semester break. However, the administration seems no closer to giving in.
How Digital Advocacy Helped Build the Dhaka Student Movement
A movement that started with calls for road safety has shown the world that there is a lot more at stake in Bangladesh.
‘The Home of Eagles is Not the Sky’: Growing Up Under a Delhi Landfill
"There is a constant surge of air here which swells with a strange smell."
Symbiosis Law School In Firestorm For Evicting Two Students After They Alleged Harassment by Professor
While the administration says the decision was taken because of past misconduct, students and alumni are demanding more answers from the university.
When Will Bollywood Portray Widows as Complete Humans?
Apart from depicting them as eternally depressed and dull, Bollywood has always painted widows as asexual hermits instead of complete human beings.
Interview: Souled Out with Jain’s ‘Souldier’
French musician Jain sat down with us over Skype to talk about her new album and the inspiration behind her music.
Can Intern Culture be Less Exploitative?
We are bodies thrown into a toxic pool of unrealistic demands and dangling promises. And we are expendable.
‘Shhhhh… I Need to Speak’: On Breaking Society’s Silence for the Sake of Justice
We are trained to be silent right from a young age. How, then, do we learn to speak up?