On coming to terms with my vitiligo.
Personal
‘Ñ-nah-vi’: The Story of My Much Mispronounced Name
My problem is not with those who mispronounce it, but with those who do not make an effort to say it correctly even after being told how to.
‘Suicide Is for the Weak’: Confronting Bias in the Indian Medical Fraternity
During my internship, I was chided by a resident doctor for 'wasting my time' on a severely mentally ill patient with a history of self harm.
A ‘Not-So-Normal’ New Normal
The impunity of majoritarianism is finding more and more aggressive manifestations each day.
My Last Letter to Thatha
An essay on the letters I wrote to my grandfather, who died ten years ago.
Studying at a Historically Women’s College: My Institution Is Just as Credible as Yours
The exclusion of men from an institution does not trivialise its pursuits.
Inside the World of a ‘Casteless’ Indian
What it is like to be part of a middle-class Bengali family that believes in the utopian concept of a casteless existence while practicing subtle casteism.
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