In South Delhi's sprawling working-class settlement, a family of five live together in one cramped room.
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Educational Institutions Can’t Keep Ignoring Mental Health Issues Amongst Students
With an increase in cases of student depression and suicides, Indian universities' complete lack of focus on mental health is not just surprising, but scary.
100 Years of Jallianwala Bagh: My Thoughts As an Amritsari
Today, the place is either looked upon as a picnic spot or only remembered when needed for political gimmicks.
My Parents Don’t Like That I Have Political Opinions – And That’s Not Okay
Parents need to understand that they are facilitators, not instructors and the only way forward is with communication and acceptance.
Here’s Why We, Kashmiris, Aren’t Happy With the Highway Lockdown
With the recent bi-weekly blockade of the highway, residents of the valley are looking at difficult times ahead.
What My Hometown Ayodhya Taught Me About Pseudo-Nationalism
The definition of nationalism has been subtly manipulated into something that suits the political interests of certain individuals.
My Experiences as a Kashmiri in Delhi Before and After Pulwama
"My family gave me clear instructions to stay inside after dark," says a young Kashmiri who was visiting Delhi when the Pulwama terror attack happened.