#InTheirWords: I Thought I Was Body-Positive Then I Gained Weight
I’m older, but not wiser, and most definitely fatter. As I turn 35, I think my empathy has grown, and I know my love handles have.
Bhuli Art: Determined To Bring Folk Art Back To Former Glory
India in 2017 is rapidly modernising, and a tragic by-product is that traditional cultures, arts and crafts are dying out.
#NaNoWrMo: Prayaag Akbar
Prayaag Akbar was the editor-in-chief of the Sunday Guardian, and then assistant editor at Scroll.in. His first novel, Leila, has been shortlisted for the Hindu Prize 2017,
#TLCTravels: Hidden Goa
If Goa was a person, by 2017 it’s wearing MC Hammer pants, neon sunglasses, and shouting out, “It’s GOAH! Time.” It wasn’t always like that.
Gender-Ventions That Took Theatre To The Streets Needs Your Help
Gender-ventions, a series of public performances revolving around the notions of gender, identity and space, was born in 2014 out of its creator and co-director,
Queer in the City: The Big Fat Heterosexual Indian Wedding
Queer in the City revolves around the experiences of Naina with love, sex, community and bigotry after returning to the city in which she grew up.
10 Indian Queer Insta Accounts You Must Follow
Instagram has emerged as a safe space for people to share their lives, and especially so for the Indian LGBTQI community who remain under the rule of the archaic Section 377,
#NaNoWrMo: Nilanjana Roy
Nilanjana Roy is a prolific writer who runs one of India’s most respected book review websites. She is also the author of several novels including The Wildlings and The Hundred Name of Darkness.
Bollywood’s Silence on #MeToo Speaks Volumes
Sexual Harassment of Women in male-dominated industries did not start with Harvey Weinstein. The #MeToo movement didn’t start with celebrities.
#FiveUnder5000: What’s Winter? We Are Going On A Holiday!
A good bikini is hard to find, would have the title of Flattery O’Connor’s book if she were into sustainable clothing.
#LadiesRadio: Tunes That Make The Ladies Swoon
Welcome to another edition of #LadiesRadio, and the first one of November 2017!
#LadiesReview: Ribbon The Film Throws Up Difficult Questions Important For All Working Women
Getting straight to the point right from the word ‘Go’, Ribbon the film tackles some problematic questions relevant to Indian society.
InTheirWords: Gender Justice, Lists and Khap, The Raya Sarkar Chronicles
A week ago, 24-years-old law student Raya Sarkar put out, on her Facebook, a list of academics whom she claimed were sexual predators.
