This poem is dedicated to all those who are brave enough to stand up to the cowardly oppression of tyrannical forces in our country.
Politics
Following the Awards Season in the Current Political Climate
When there is too much happening in the world around you, it's okay to step away from it all and enjoy what may seem frivolous in such times.
Outside Jamia, a Handful of Protestors Keep Vigil Night and Day
Protesting for up to 20 hours a day, a few protestors outside Jamia are persevering on despite the cold to make their voices heard.
Learning Moments: Of Grandparents, Christmas Cake and Mutton Stew
Dadu, a refreshingly feminist Bengali man, the only one our family had.
The Worrying Narrative of Conditional Rights, Half Justice
Bhim Army chief Chandra Shekhar Azad's example is one case in point of a much larger and problematic narrative of half-justice being legitimised in India.
Shaheen Bagh’s Safe Classroom: An Alternative Education Space
Volunteers have set up a makeshift classroom near the protest site where many of the children of Shaheen Bagh come to learn, read, draw and discuss the causes driving the …
Exploring ‘The Bluest Eye’, Beauty and Colourism
Pecola’s obsession with ‘blue eyes’ in Toni Morrison's book resonates with Anglophile tendencies that I grapple with.