Dara’s story must not succumb to the perils of a single-story structure that burnishes accounts of the hunter, and burns that of the hunted.
Out & About
‘The Long Goodbye’: When Your Country Betrays You
Riz Ahmed’s short film is a no-frills depiction of the reality we live in.
The World is Singing Its Coronavirus Pandemic Stress Away
As the worst public health crisis in years cripples countries and brings normal life to a standstill, music is proving to be the world's refuge once again.
Can You Ever Be a Truly Independent Thinker?
We are social beings driven by a profound need to fit in – and as a consequence, we are all hugely influenced by cultural norms.
‘Guilty’: A Netflix Film About Our Collective Shame
Despite all the flaws, the film continues to stand out because of the things it gets right – the powerful need to start talking now.
Book Review: ‘Kenyan Christian Queer’ Is a Powerful Departure From Despair
It’s a good read for those who often shout the loudest, without sufficient understanding of LGBTI lives.
Privilege Checks During a Pandemic
Even though coronavirus infects people regardless of their race, caste, class, gender and political leanings, it is a direct threat to the poor and marginalised.