Solidarity, speaking up for others is more important than ever. But that too has become a perilous activity, says the acclaimed writer.
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Remembering Gauri Lankesh: A Hope, a Possibility, a Lesson
Though her assassins and their backers succeeded in killing her, they have failed to silence her.
For My Teacher, Gauri Lankesh (To the Bullets Which Failed To Kill Her)
Gauri Lankesh was shot dead on September 5, 2017, on Teachers' day. This poem is a tribute to Lankesh.
Movie Review: In Malayalam Film ’19(1)(a)’, the Personal Is the Political
A subtle film commenting on free speech and literature, '19(1)(a)' emphasis how an ordinary person quietly taking agency over her own life can be an extremely political act.
Female Voices in the News: A Story of Ambition and Disillusionment
If women are an essential half of our nation, shouldn't their stories be told by women themselves?
The Conundrum Facing India’s Aspiring Journalists
The aspiring journalist of today is being made very aware that there is a price to pay when unwanted truths tumble out.
My Instagram Trolls Should Help Me Fight Our Common Foe – Patriarchy
Patriarchy is as harmful to men as it is to women, and it's high time men – including trolls – realise their privileges and support women.
For My Avva, Gauri Lankesh
Gauri Lankesh's 14-year-old niece recalls her special relationship with the journalist, whom she fondly called 'Avva' (mother).