Another day, another brutal gang rape of a Dalit woman. This time by a group of policemen who beat her brother-in-law to death first. Inured usually to such news, two …
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Leaking Roofs and Poor Water Supply: Life in Mumbai’s Rehabilitated Slums
More than 60 women residents of the SRA project at Amar Mahal and Chembur have been holding a sit-in for more than 200 days against a 16-storey ultra-luxury project that …
The Importance of Being a Gandhian Hindu in ‘New India’
To preserve the best tenets of his own faith and the immense diversity of his tradition, a Hindu today must adopt Gandhiji’s brand of all-inclusive and liberal Hinduism or else …
Students and Faculty of DU March in Support of Academic Freedom
"In no uncertain terms, I’d say that this is the death of our university,” said Nandita Narain, Mathematics professor from St Stephen's College and DUTA's ex-president.
Watch | ‘Safed Coat Wala’: An Ode to Doctors Across India
Navaldeep Singh speaks about violence against doctors in his latest poetic performance “Safed Coat Wala”.
Your Body as a Weapon: The Rise of the ‘Revenge Body’ Online
Typically such bodies are built in order to make your ex-lover want you back. But you’re too good for them now.
An Oral Tradition Made Desi: Meet the Mumbai Teenagers Reinventing Spoken-Word Poetry
In the past 2-3 years, Mumbai-based organisations have nurtured a rapid explosion of spoken-word poetry.