Over the last two months, students at EFLU have staged two sit-in protests with the aim of getting the authorities to allow them phased access to facilities on campus.
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Over 100 Instances of Internet Shutdown in India in 2020, Says New Report
This is the third consecutive year that India has topped the global charts, as per digital rights group AccessNow.
A Violation of Civil Liberties: On the Arrest of My Friend, Disha Ravi
How long do we watch as the authorities fail to uphold the rights to peaceful assembly? How long do we stay mum as they fail to repeal the archaic …
Is an Assamese-Medium Medical College Just a Poll Gimmick?
Assam needs a robust language policy before it can host a functional Assamese-medium medical college.
The Woes of Proud ‘Andolanjeevis’
What is a protestor to do – should they simply accept the terms of their oppressor?
What The Weeknd’s Changing Face Says About Our Sick Celebrity Culture
The music videos for the singer's latest album 'After Hours' seem be a commentary on the themes of plastic surgery and fandom.
Debate: How Exclusive Are the Faculties of Institutions of Higher Education?
The way our identities our narrowed down to just caste must end, especially by those who elect themselves to speak on our behalf.
For Kashmir’s Only Female Rapper, the Anguish of Her Generation is Her Inspiration
Mehak Ashraf, known by her stage name Menime – Eminem in reverse – says she wants her music to reflect societal problems and the struggles of the masses.
‘Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare’: Empowerment or Unconscious Stereotyping?
The Netflix film definitely challenges the socially-established heteronormativity that controls our visuals, but it also glamorises heterosexual sex and portrays it to be the only way to self-realisation.
Why ‘The Social Dilemma’ Won’t Make Me Quit Social Media
The solution to the issues posed by the Netflix film lies not in quitting social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, but in understanding them better.