Zumba for students: A fresh beat for Kerala schools?
Introducing Zumba dance into school education in Kerala is a great step for student well-being and holistic growth.
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Mental health and the marketing professional in the age of algorithms
Explore digital burnout, algorithm stress, and mindful strategies for balance in SEO and online work.
Book Review – “The long game: How the Chinese negotiate with India”
Explore “The Long Game” by Vijay Gokhale, revealing how China negotiates with India through six case studies and lessons for policymakers on India-China relations.
The History of Caste Census (and its implications) in India
The Union Government approved caste census in the upcoming census of 2026-27 marking a significant progress in social justice.
Delimitation: India’s federal fissures or ‘One person one vote’?
Delimitation is a riddle India is to solve. Can India take the risk of federal mistrust by redrawing our boundaries?
Man made nationalism? Chauvinistic language on news panel debates
Nationalist discourse is inevitably dragged into misogyny on news debates, as masses might feel connected to such language over social media.
When the sky crashes: Mortality, meaning, and mathematics of survival
The author delves into randomness of life and meaninglessness of existence, in the context of the Air India airplace crash at Ahmedabad airport.
India’s celebrations: Festivals of Harmony or Flashpoints of Hatred?
India’s religious harmony has been tested time and again. What politics makes out of its secular credentials is yet to be seen.
Movie Review: Sanya Malhotra’s stirring performance in MRS
The film ‘Mrs’ highlights entrenched patriarchy affecting both men and women, depicting Richa’s struggles with traditional roles, societal expectations, and emotional exhaustion in household duties.
Zainab’s cartoons
These are the articles published by Zainab Primuswala for the journal
Dum Laga Ke Haisha: Breaking gender and body image stereotypes
“Dum Laga Ke Haisha” critiques gender roles in 1995 India, exploring societal pressures on women concerning body image and education, while highlighting the imbalance in patriarchal expectations within arranged marriages.
Breaking epistemic barriers: Tribal ways of knowing and being
By recognizing tribal communities as co-producers of knowledge rather than mere subjects, academia can foster a more inclusive, ethical, and pluralistic intellectual landscape.
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