A poem on how authoritative regimes have constantly intervened in altering history in an Orwellian manner.
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How I Reunited the Most Important Documents in English Theatre History for the First Time in 200 Years
For centuries fragments of one of the most important documents about early English theatre have been scattered around the world.
Women, Irrespective of Marital Status, Entitled to Safe and Legal Abortions: SC
'If Rule 3B(c) [of the MTP Act] is understood as only for married women, it would perpetuate the stereotype that only married women indulge in sexual activities.'
Iranian Woman Seen in Viral Anti-Hijab Protest Video Killed by Security Forces: Reports
A video of her funeral has gone viral which shows people weeping over a photo of her on a freshly dug grave.
‘Will Have to Quit’: Allahabad University Admin Unmoved as Protests Against 400% Fee Hike Rage
Despite months of protests, a hunger strike and even an attempt at self-immolation, university authorities have allegedly refused to even enter into a dialogue on the substantial fee hike …
Harassment in College Campuses: Where Are the Safe Spaces?
Sexual harassment on college campuses has penetrated the most reputed colleges across the country, but the redressal systems in place do not always work towards creating a safe space.
How My Love for Federer Started Through Nadal
Alongside Federer, helping him transform his game and the sport itself, was his great rival and an equally great friend, Rafael Nadal – the player who introduced me to …
A Letter To Rain
'Dip your scales straight, then we shall talk.'
How Chinese Celebrities Are Amplifying Official Policy on Taiwan to Millions of Fans
Chinese celebrities have become increasingly politically active on social media over the years – in part to help advance their careers.
What Indian Women Need to Deal With the Gendered Threat of Air Pollution
Gender-based social roles, lack of economic agency, caste structures and restricted access to healthcare shape women’s experiences of polluted air.