"...finally, it’s the triumph of democracy and justice over injustice,” Ambikesh Mahapatra said.
Category: Livewire
‘Quitting Not Enough, Need Inquiry,’ Say Teachers as PU V-C Resigns Amidst Graft Allegations
In the last year, university administrators and professors have written several times to Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar, alleging corruption in the running of the institution by Professor Raj Kumar.
Space
I spread my tiny feet in those 48 inches of legroom. My eyes glued to the space, then shifted to his face. Suddenly the guy didn’t seem so bad. …
How the Fifa20 Video Game Reproduces the Racial Stereotypes Embedded Within Football
Black footballers in the game are given lower scores for technical or cognitive ability than white players.
When ‘Rahul’ Woke Up To The Plight Of Food Delivery Workers, Courtesy An AI Bot
What happens when an AI bot imagines the plight of delivery workers?
The Alter-Vision: K.R. Sunil Captures a Certain Kerala
The photographer builds on the interconnectedness of people, geography and problems to present a Kerala that is often forgotten in history, culture and conversations.
Prince Harry’s ‘Spare’ Is Peak Royal Family Narcissism
Rather than uncovering the dark secrets of the royal family, Prince Harry’s new book, Spare, embodies its worst traits. It’s a monument to a culture of narcissism and cruelty …
Is There Such a Thing as Nothing?
Nothing is harder to find than you might think.
Red Walls
The poem is a lament over the hopeless situation of DU students, left without the professors who helped them realise their potential.
Questions as It Is
The poem is about the questions we all must ask ourselves and arise to build a better tomorrow.