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An Immigrant Daughter’s Dilemma
By Annapurna Devi Pandey. Caregiving doesn’t always come naturally, especially in a culture that expects children to care for their parents as they age. In India, parents raise their children with the belief that, in their later years, those children will take care of them.
Aug 74 min read


RACISTS, all of them!
By Nalini Ranjan Mohanty. "Palestine belongs to the Arabs in the same sense that England belongs to the English or France to the French," Gandhi said.
Aug 23 min read


No. ALL is not well!
By Raju Mansukhani. Ritam Mondal’s recent suicide is not the first tragic case. On January 12, this year, Shaon Malik, a third-year electrical engineering student, died by suicide. On April 20, Aniket Walker, a final-year Ocean Engineering student from Maharashtra, died by suicide in JC Bose Hall. On May 4, Mohammad Asif Qamar, a third-year BTech student from Bihar, was found dead in his room at Madan Mohan Malviya Hall.
Aug 110 min read


The intimacy of everyday life
Photo Feature by Avinash Kumar. Moments overlooked. Fleeting. The dignity, beauty and melancholy of ordinary folks.
Aug 11 min read


Kanwars, Metamorphosis
By B Sivaraman. Ramnaresh from Kanahiya Durlapur village, Pratapgarh, says once they reach the towns, they turn anarchic. They climb on top of private vehicles, block roads, eat free from roadside shops, and forcibly hitch free rides. Anti-Muslim sentiments are whipped upwhen the yatras pass though Muslim areas. The yatra becomes an exercise in communal polarization.
Jul 245 min read


No PERSONAL MADNESS, this
By Aayushi Rana. What could have led the father to pump bullets into his highly talented young daughter’s back while she was cooking in their home in upscale Sushant Lok in Gurugram? Was it the tennis academy she ran, and her high national rankings in the game? A music video she made last year? Wounded pride? Or, was it something else entirely?
Jul 235 min read


Dumb Blonde, Dumb Dora, Blondie etc.
By Ratna Raman. The idea of women as attractive but foolish was acceptable, because everywhere average women had less rights and dignity than the average man.
Jul 234 min read


Teen Reality: Laid Bare
By Aayushi Rana. Give them confidence to cope with life’s mysteries, the wonder, the highs and the lows.
Jul 95 min read


Our Stories Are How We Cry For Justice
By Tarun Byaragi. If you also love stories, the next time you read a book, or watch a movie, try to analyse the story through a lens of justice.
Jul 99 min read


'The issue is not the generation gap itself'
R Kalpana. The issue is not the generation gap itself, but the lack of formal orientation and preparedness across all stakeholders.
Jun 297 min read


Bubble-wrapped, disconnected, distracted, disoriented
By Ratna Raman. As a university teacher dealing with impressionable minds, I feel that social media has succeeded in creating multiple forms of digital schizophrenia and new forms of cyber elitism.
Jun 295 min read


A kind of unsolicited amnesia
Karen Gabriel speaks about the 'element of instantaneity': everything is arriving simultaneously in the ‘feed’ – and it disappears just as fast..
Jun 296 min read


Good and Evil. God and Devil
By Ratna Raman. Being with the mother, who provided both nourishment and bodily contact, was a source of joy and delight and comfort. Being away from the mother was a space of unease or danger.
Jun 294 min read
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