Ode To A Picture Painted

Ode To A Picture Painted

Stringing together stories of everyday vendors, the author bids good bye to Bhilwara, where she was working for 6 months of her fellowship.

गंजे लोगों की पंचायत

गंजे लोगों की पंचायत

“गंजे लोगों की पंचायत” एक सामूहिक आईना है — जहाँ बातों की चहचहाहट में मुद्दे गुम हो जाते हैं। यह कविता, व्यंग्य और आत्मस्वीकृति का एक ऐसा मेल है जो चुभता भी है, हँसाता भी।

Fair vs Dark Skinned: A Reverse Bias

Fair vs Dark Skinned: A Reverse Bias

An experience of the author that highlights the invisible lines drawn based on appearance, background, and perceived social standing.

Distorted Lens Of Caste In India

Distorted Lens Of Caste In India

A powerful expose reveals the harsh reality of a Dalit woman cleaning human waste, challenging misconceptions about caste discrimination.

What Is In A Name?

What Is In A Name?

What happens when the state mandates its citizens to reveal their names?

A Matter Of Semantics

A trip from Delhi to Tumkur in Karnataka, got the author in an interaction with a media activist who explains what it means to accept that the community knows better

Where Is The Village Of My CBSE Textbook?

Where Is The Village Of My CBSE Textbook?

Growing up in Delhi, my understanding of Indian villages was largely shaped by the CBSE textbooks. These books painted a picture of serene landscapes, close-knit communities, and a simpler way of life.

The Confusion Behind Confusion

The Confusion Behind Confusion

In a frenzy of options available for youth, they are often struck with the assumption that it is drastically easier to carve career trajectories, but is it?

Women and Their Unpaid Labour

Women and Their Unpaid Labour

Women are often held back from participating in paid work because of the demanding nature of unpaid labor women do on daily basis