Centralised Control Or Community Empowerment? The Waqf Bill’s Impact On India’s Muslims
The Waqf Bill has, in many ways, opened up a conversation about the larger question of how India navigates its pluralistic society.
Pav Bhaji, Portuguese & The American Civil War
What do you know about Pav Bhaji, the fiery, delicious dish that’s made on Mumbai’s streets & in every Indian household?
Why The Story Of Racial Apathy Portrayed In Mississippi Masala Remains Relevant Even Today
Indian immigrant communities have tightly held on to their anti-black beliefs. Will this colonial hangover ever fade out?
A Partisan Budget
The budget outlay presented by India’s Finance minister is partisan, discriminatory & favours a few political allies.
Why Do Dogs Bark?
A barking dog has something to say. We need patience & willingness to understand.
Decoding The ‘Great Indian Head Wobble’
One may never be able to crack the true meaning of the ‘great Indian head wobble.’ However, this infectious gesture will become a part of one’s response while dealing with it.
India: A ‘Self-Correcting Democracy’?
India’s poorest people have saved the country from falling into an abyss. But we must realise that the fight to secure India’s democracy is far from over.
Our Tomorrow Will Be Better
Though there are many unknowns, there is no reason for us to lose hope.
No Country For Dalit Women
The rape of a nineteen-year-old Dalit girl in UP reiterates that India remains the most dangerous country for women.
Is Narendra Modi “India’s Best Orator?”
Modi is an excellent orator. He keeps his audience spellbound. But his speeches are based on lies & half-truths.
India, Iran & The US – “It’s Complicated”
The relationship between India and the U.S. is turning out to be an unhealthy, unequal one.
Chandrayaan-2: India’s Moment Of Pride
Chandrayaan-2 is one of the most significant milestones in the history of space missions, a moment of pride for India.
Who’s Killing India’s Nuclear Scientists?
Many scientists who worked on India’s nuclear programmes have died under suspicious circumstances. Who’s killing them?
Manual Scavenging: India’s National Shame
It’s a shame that the world’s largest democracy is struggling to curb the dehumanising practice of manual scavenging.
Absher: The App That Allows Men To Control Women
Technology can add an element of convenience. But at the same time, it can turn out to be an instrument of control.