By Nidhi Choudhary Has the world become a graveyard of dreams, hopes, ideas, innovation, and ambition? There are several issues affecting girls and women worldwide. From the power of the women’s vote to reproductive rights. Some of the issues they face in their day to day life are inequality in Continue Reading
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Recognizing Women’s Sexual Autonomy
By Sumanridhi Pathania With the rise of feminism around the world, many positive changes can be visibly perceived in the society in terms of the general outlook on women worldwide. However, it still seems that the society as a whole has forgotten that women are sexual beings and still question what Continue Reading
The ‘Right Fit’ By Kana
On a matter of basic human nature, we are forever in a quest looking for the best version of life. The ‘Perfect Fit’, is a dream and a goal. It’s what we aim to achieve. The perfect job, the perfect partner, the perfect house and the perfect image of what Continue Reading
Maldives Amidst Political Crisis
By Aditya Gupta Abdullah Yameen Abdul Gayoom, president of Maldives, declared fifteen-day emergency following the Supreme Court ruling to release high-profile political prisoners of Maldivian Democratic Party (MDP) and to reinstate the twelve legislators convicted for interchanging the parties. Now, question arises on judicial decision making and makers alike and Continue Reading
We’ll Be Fine – By Niall Histic
May 13, 2017 This is the fifth 9 AM lecture I’ve missed in a row. Should you be worried? Is this another one of those depression induced lay-ins? Or is it just another late night of listening to indie rock and playing Cards Against Humanity? You saw me last night, Continue Reading
We’ll Be Fine – By Niall Histic
This is the fifth 9 AM lecture I’ve missed in a row. Should you be worried? Is this another one of those depression induced lay-ins? Or is it just another late night of listening to indie rock and playing Cards Against Humanity? You saw me last night, I seemed to Continue Reading
If Coffee Mugs Could Speak – II
I’ve been recruited today, I excitedly wait For my first task on the job To be entrusted With my eagerness and charm I shall do no harm Like let coffee spill (The previous one did, So he’s been done and dusted); I’m more travel friendly And less worse for wear Continue Reading
Feminism: Treatment of Women in Prison
By Vedant Saigal The constitution of India or any other country that provides rights to its people is simultaneously responsible for protecting them. But, when we peep into the reality, the scenario is completely different. Women often face discrimination when they are part of a male-dominated society. Women who are rarely Continue Reading
An Ode to the Arts- By Srivatsan Manivannan
May 01, 2017 I last night reading Antigone and Oedipus, The Greek Tragedy, the Epic, the Romantic, his adventures at Colonus, I spent last night awake, listening to Vivaldi, Soaking in lives lived long ago, in that little melody. You know, when you’re joining college, there’s always that one admissions Continue Reading
All The Songs Make Sense – By Whatsername
May 01, 2017 When I look at you, the words fall out of my mouth like waterfalls, It’s like I don’t even have to try, Like the joy you get walking past puppy-petting stalls, How I could just grab you and gaze into your eyes. Wherever I go or whosoever Continue Reading