Of all the misery and gloom that COVID-19 brought, at least it presented itself as a beacon of our reconciliation.
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What Jibon Kaku’s ‘Officer Look’ Taught Me About Modernity
Kaku, my barber at my hometown in Bengal since I was a child, never got influenced by the whims and fancies of the ever-changing world.
Sauntering Through the City Streets: What It Means to Be a (Female) Flâneur in Delhi
Flâneuring in Delhi is not a mean task, and sometimes cannot even remotely be impromptu or ‘casual’. The bigger question is, does ‘wandering’ in the city remain a matter of …
The ‘Link’ Between My ‘Politically Incorrect Attitude’ and PCOS
It's a lived reality for most women that a visit to a gynaecologist or doctor means dealing with body shaming and character assassination.
My Connection With Video Games
Games like 'Star Wars Battlefront 2' and 'Metal Gear Solid 5' helped me overcome the grief of losing someone very close, and taught me about human connection and interaction.
An Open Letter to the Minister of Education
We are being deprived of our basic right of education by not being allowed to enter our own universities.
An Earnest Plea: Do Let Cricket Be
Cricket o’ cricket, it’s now or never. You pull our heartstrings, but don’t pull so hard that the bond snaps.