A new language immersion programme offers students a chance to spend a semester studying Spanish in Colombia.
Half-Stubbed: What a Dead Whale Tells Us About Our Culture
In 2016, a whale washed up on Mumbai's shore. This poem is about that incident and our 'spectator culture'.
Across the Road from Ashoka’s Liberal Campus, Caste Segregation Still the Norm
In a village just outside Ashoka University, segregated ways of living are still the norm. Can a university's liberal influence change this?
How ‘Friends’ Made Me Rediscover My Relationship with My Mother
The tiny, insignificant ritual of watching 'Friends' together has played such a pivotal (pun intended) role in my relationship with my mother.
A Day in the Life of a 23-Year-Old Delhi Nurse
On International Nurses Day, this photo essay looks at the life of a young nurse in Delhi.
Hero of Despair: For Every Young Man Who Left his Home Once, and Seamus Heaney
No money, no food, no grain in the mill, none to foot the mushrooming bills.
I Am a Muslim. Here’s Why I Wear My Religion on My Sleeve
What part of me would remain Muslim if I failed to comply with anything Islam asks for? What part of me would remain?