On society’s fixation with the anomaly called “the lone woman”.
Out & About
Movies, Lockdown and a Parallel Universe
On tricks of memory, stark realities and empty gestures.
My FM Radio Community and Its Glory Days: A Memoir
Music brought me my FM community, at a time when, eclipsed by iPods and the internet, radio was living in the shadows of its glorious past.
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?
In Photos | A Visit to a Delhi Mall During Unlock 1.0
Prior to entering the building, every individual has to pass through a sanitisation enclosure followed by another round of temperature checks.
Opportunism in Celebrity Death
Hours after the news of Sushant Singh Rajput’s demise broke, things devolved into a cheap circus.
What Orwell Taught Me About ‘Checking One’s Privilege’
The author writes that middle-class people seem to think that the working-class “are somehow inherently dirty,” while describing his own journey of getting rid of such notions.