Shannon Philip’s new book shows the fragilities that drive the aggression of young men in Delhi.
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A ‘Not-So-Normal’ New Normal
The impunity of majoritarianism is finding more and more aggressive manifestations each day.
The Tragedy of the Missing Mental Health Conversation in India
The onus is on our generation to normalise essential dialogue on mental health.
The Rhea Chakraborty Case: Reimagining Grief and Internalised Misogyny
On how a sexist system is maintained, and why women need to create a support system for each other and abandon the misogynistic language that we have inherited from …
On Bengali Women, ‘Kaala Jaadu’ and Stereotypes
As the media trail of Rhea Chakraborty in the Sushant Singh Rajput case continues, Bengali women have become the latest punching bags.
The Mental Health Battleground That Is the Legal Field
Let's stop glamourising the amount of pressure a young lawyer can take on, and give mental health its due.
By Only Blaming Nepotism, We Prove That We Don’t Understand Mental Health
Drawing a direct line of causation between Sushant Singh Rajput’s suicide and the way Bollywood treats outsiders does incredible injustice to his struggles with mental health, as well as …
A Mind That Stinks of Death
I struggle between a vision to change the world and a dying, strangled motivation that seems to whoosh out of me every chance it gets.
Mourning Sushant Singh Rajput: Notes on the Hegemonic Bollywood Bully Club
Will Bollywood's cartel culture go unquestioned? What happens once the news cycle over Rajput's death is done and dusted?
Opportunism in Celebrity Death
Hours after the news of Sushant Singh Rajput’s demise broke, things devolved into a cheap circus.