Threads of Memory: Textile Storytelling in Women’s History
Growing up in Shimla, Winter meant a long-awaited journey to our ancestral home in Punjab. After school closed, we...
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Maya’s Story and the Fight for Trans Rights in India
Introduction: Maya’s Transgender Journey in India Reading about Maya, a young woman in her early twenties, instantly struck a...
Living with Difficult Personalities: When Traits Leave Scars
The Unseen Impact of Living with Difficult Personalities Living with difficult personalities doesn’t always mean dealing with obvious abuse....
George Orwell Legacy: Why It Still Shapes Today’s World
The George Orwell Legacy Still Matters The George Orwell legacy continues to influence how we understand power, freedom, and...
Unseen Caregivers: When Care Becomes a Life
Unseen caregivers exist in every community. You might not notice them, but they are there—quietly holding lives together. These...
Surveillance in Public Space: Waiting, Watching, Being Watched
The choreography of public space is never neutral — we are all waiting, watching, and being watched
Gender in the Gallery: Who Gets to Be Art?
I have been the subject. Not on a gallery wall, perhaps, but in the silent gaze of strangers, in...
Lies and Weddings by Kevin Kwan
The book is a novel that revolves around the themes of love, money, secrets, and murder The story takes...
Amrita Pritam
Amrita Pritam is one of the most important figures in the oeuvre of Indian literature. She was born Amarit...
Why Gender Studies Should be Included in the School Curriculum
Integrating gender studies into school curricula is essential for promoting equality, challenging stereotypes, and fostering critical thinking. By understanding...