The collective desolation of a people.
Rights
The Never-Ending Scourge of Bullying at Indian Institutions
Some people drown in this sea of institutional bullying. I struggle to swim the best I can.
Poland Is in Revolt Against Its New Abortion Ban
The recent ruling has sparked strikes and blockades across Poland – and the working-class women least able to afford a clandestine abortion are leading the revolt.
Identity, Mental Health and the State: Being the Wife of a Political Prisoner
Journalist Prashant Kanojia, arrested for allegedly sharing a morphed post on Twitter, finally got bail last week after spending two months in jail.
Notes on Allyship From an Anti-Caste Savarna
The key to allyship is to realise that the mic we hold is stolen and thus never ours to pass.
Waiting for Najeeb – a Mother’s Story
Exactly four years ago on October 15, 2016, Najeeb Ahmed disappeared from JNU following an altercation with students connected with a right-wing student group.
What Is My Nationalism Today?
My nation has always been much more than the political party on its throne. And so has my nationalism.