I tracked a Zomato delivery worker for an entire day as he delivered orders.
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Amid Lebanon Blackouts, Dark Comedy Offers Glimmer of Light
Lebanese social media is awash with gallows humour as caustic citizens poke fun at blackouts, gas lines, and lira rates.
On the Passing of Gail Omvedt: An Eternal Force Against Caste and Patriarchy
The American-born Indian scholar, an academician par excellence, prominent sociologist and a tireless human rights activist, passed away on August 25.
Herati Saffron, Badaam and Kishmish: Remembering My Afghan Friends During Critical Times
N loves to write poetry and she is very vocal. I wonder if she will continue to write poetry as the country looks once again, towards life under the Taliban …
Afghan Influencers Living in Fear — Even in Exile
A generation of young Afghans has conquered social media and the internet over the last decade. Now they, too, are fleeing the "digitally armed" Taliban.
‘Invisibilised’: Pa. Ranjith Slams Rolling Stone for Failure to Credit Arivu
Despite writing the intensely personal lyrics to 'Enjoy Enjaami' and 'Neeye Oli', the songs that the magazine's cover story deals with, Arivu's input was relegated to only a small quote.
Taliban Bans Co-education in Afghanistan’s Herat Province
This is the first 'fatwa' issued by the Taliban after its swift takeover of Afghanistan last week.