Women’s Road Safety: Feasible or Distant Dream?
Part of the reason why women do not feel safe in public spaces is because of the threat of gender-based offences and sexual threats.
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An effort to combat acid attack
Society needs to create a place safer for women. The victims need to raise their voices again, stand, and fight for themselves.
A Hard Rain Falling: Radicalism in Indian Politics
A baleful feature of contemporary Indian politics is the subjugation of the mind to partisanship in the narrowest sense.
RIC- A way forward
The webinar was tremendously successful with outstanding attendance, including senior and seasoned professors of Mumbai University and Jawaharlal Nehru University, along with students from the University of Delhi and other varsities across the country.
Online Love: The effects of technology on romance
Although the generation has adopted to new technology it hasn’t changed its perspective and dogmas to a large extent.
Hidden images of discrimination in Wonder Woman comics
Comics are often products of the time they are created in, like every other art form like the subtle images of gender inequality and racial discrimination in the Wonder Woman comic series
Volunteering at an orphanage – A changing experience
Every experience is enriching if only we had the time to notice and take all that it has to offer with an open heart and a soulful smile
Hirodhya and Nagashmir
History was shamed in 1945;
‘History was corrected’ in 2019-2020;
Nations heal after a nuclear holocaust;
But is healing possible when jubilation is achieved at humanity’s cost?
Capitalism and the pursuit of freedom
Social and economic policies are tangible manifestations of the moral and spiritual perspectives the society holds dear to them. They are representations of the lexicons of morality that serve as the principle guiding values that dictate the ‘inherent’ nature of human beings. The transition from the feudal to the capitalist signaled a shift and a…
What I took home from Shaheen Bagh
I was standing in midst of hundreds, warm and unthreatened in the middle of the year’s coldest night. 20 years, and that day I felt the unbreakable spine of women.
A love letter – ‘The Last Mughal’ by Dalrymple
Mughal Delhi was like a lost gem. It was destined to create an impact on him that was more profound than on most teenagers
Manmohan Singh, PV Narasimha Rao, and times that mattered
Simply put, I feel that these reforms and the adopted paths have helped pizzas and burgers reach the Indian shores rather than ensuring that basic food grains reach the mouths of the hungry poor
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