As we rebuild Kerala in the coming years, hilarious anecdotes of family members' erratic antics will be the things that keep us going.
What Goes Into a Toxic Friendship
A poem about toxic friendships.
How Indian Cities End Up Confining Women
Staying at home puts women at greater risk of health problems – cities need to change to encourage them to go outside.
Why Should I Be Brave When Being Timid Is Comfortable?
This satirical poem takes on our society's silence.
Let’s Stop Fetishising Tragedy and Revamp the News Cycle
Dead babies, stranded people, injured soldiers – why is sensationalism the only way to elicit sympathy or interest from us?
Why We Need to Stop Calling Millennials ‘Entitled’
We were promised fairytale lives, we’re more than making do with this instability instead – one that we had no hand in creating.
Every Family Gathering Ever
A poem about that typical family gathering – when the men relax and the women toil.
How Children’s Books Add to Science’s Gender Problem
New research shows children's images of scientists are all too often male.
Perhaps, I Am a Fool
I am a fool for my silence. I am a fool for my words.
A Life-Changing Rickshaw Ride With a Woman in a Blue Headscarf
When a random man started to lecture me about how to dress, a stranger's kindness offered me the support and community I never even realised I needed – women.