The opinions we hold as we grow up are shaped at an early age and are often a reflection of our immediate environment.
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A Day at a Student Bus Pass Centre in Delhi
Students have to line-up in queues at bus terminals in the heat to get their passes made because metro is still not a viable option for many.
What Chai Stalls in Ahmedabad Taught Me About ‘Gendered’ Spaces
The masculinity of public spaces is so normalised that as a woman you are just an addition, and perhaps that is why when women trace the public they are ‘loitering’.
How Theatre Taught an Introvert to Grin and Bare It
I used to be very conscious of my crooked teeth in school but my college's dramatics society helped me reinvent myself.
Straight Talk: How Indian Moms Are Embracing Their Kids’ Curls
With acceptance and time, a childhood battle against wild and unruly hair comes to an end.
Patriotism in 2019: When Symbols Are Revered More Than Rights
One fine day, someone appears to have written a new rule on what it means to be a patriot – that one "must agree with and wholly support any and …
Towards a New Civil Society
Indian civil society must stop buying the divisive agenda peddled by right-wing propaganda outlets and join hands to fight the hate.