To Do: Assignment, Grieve, Dishes
I am finding it so hard to write as the world around me is burning. This is a compulsive act of self-preservation. I am writing to remain...
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Calling for Action while Sidelining Emotions
Edited By Zenya Siyad A few weeks ago, I listened in on a few town halls that demanded answers from the vice-chancellor and its founders...
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Ocean of Change: Every Drop Counts
Edited by: Lasya Adiraj Society is a reflection of the individuals. The ‘times’ are never bad; it is always the people who are. I believe...
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Is Korea Walking The Red Carpet?
Edited by: Arnav Diwan Did you cry over BTS losing the Grammys and join the Scrammy’s movement? Or did you forget about your studies and...
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Comedy During Quarantine
Edited by Sanjana Hira While we have often heard people claim that “laughter is the best medicine”, unfortunately, it is not a cure for...
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Should “Mother India” and “Mother Nature” Retire?
Edited by: Nidhi Munot The belief that women and nature are inherently connected and the consequent pedestalization of “Mother Nature” is a...
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My Bittersweet Relationship with StudyGram’s Hustle Culture
Edited By: Malavika Suresh The bags under my eyes start to converse with the piling deadlines of my end-sems. I can barely tell one day...
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Game of Tactics (GOT Series #2)
This article is part of a series on Game of Thrones, be sure to check out part 1 here ! Edited by: Tejaswini Vondivillu Game of Thrones is...
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Mizuno Rina and Piecemeal Art
Edited by: Janani Mahadevan Mizuno Rina is a young Japanese artist who is changing the face of abstract and contemporary art in many small...
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Why Do People Enjoy Throwbacks?
Edited by Vanishree People love going down ‘memory lane, especially on the internet. Every few days, they come across some fond memory of...
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Animal Farm: A Book Review
Edited by Kavya Mittal Originally titled ‘ Animal Farm: A Fairy Story’ , this novel is far from a fairy tale. Written by George Orwell,...
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Books to Get You Out of a Reading Slump
Edited by Oishiki Ganguly I’m sure I’m not the only one guilty of turning to Netflix after a long day of classes. Exhausted, it is easy to...
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The Ironic Hypocrisy of the TikTok “Pick Me Girl” Trend
Edited by: Malavika Suresh TikTok and Instagram reels have seen the resurgence of everyday sexism perpetuated by women themselves, in the...
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Creating A New Space in Booktube: A Case study on Jack Edwards
Edited By Zenya Siyad Booktube is a subset of YouTube that focuses on book reviews, book hauls and new releases. It is a section of Youtube...
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Smashing the Patriarchy: A Beginner’s Guide To Build A Better Society
Edited by Vanishree The feminist movement has evolved constantly since its conception. We’ve come a long way from where we began, but...
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Outgrowing Your Favourite Writer…or Not?
Edited by Aneesha Chandra Reading Maugham is the simplest of pleasures. His slow but deliberate writing matches the pace at which most of...
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“It’s All In The Way You Think”, Says The Cognitive-Behavioral Therapist
Edited by: Janani Mahadevan This article is part 4 of a series on Mental Healthy and Therapy. Be sure to check out part 1 , part 2 and part...
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Am I a Hypocrite: A Meditation on Musical Morality
Edited by Nidhi Munot Am I a hypocrite? Lately, I have been obsessively pondering over this question while listening to two of my go-to...
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5 Daily Habits to Help Empower the Women Around You
Edited by Oishiki Ganguly The week surrounding International Women’s day is one of the best weeks every year. It’s a week in which the...
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I Am Exactly Like Other Girls
Edited by Vanishree 13 year old me would have physically cringed at the title of this article, but can I blame her? She was only a little...
