Of Dynasties, Chowkidars and Bhakts: Election 2019 By Anjali Menon Posted on April 18, 2019 In Culture, Features, Intheirwords, POLITICS 0 Amit Shah, Anjali Menon 0 Walking back home, I saw an old man seated on the footpath- his eyes glued to his mobile phone. He was watching a video, Continue reading...
Quit Mourning Karl Lagerfeld: A Poster-Boy For Not Separating Art From Artist By Avantika Mehta Posted on February 20, 2019February 22, 2019 In Fashion, Features, Intheirwords 0 avantika mehta, INTHEIRWORDS 0 The sartorial world’s King is dead, and I am not sad. Karl Lagerfeld’s death is no loss to the world — Continue reading...
Sabarimala: How Mainstream politics Has Failed Women…Again By Anjali Menon Posted on January 9, 2019 In Features, Intheirwords, POLITICS 0 Anjali Menon, Equal Rights 0 A day after India welcomed a New Year, it also erupted into a furore as two women, both under 50 years of age, Continue reading...
How To Handle Being Called Out for Sexual Harassment, A Fake-Woke Man’s Guide By Avantika Mehta Ashlin Mathew Posted on October 5, 2018 In Features, Humour 0 Bollywood, COMEDY 0 You’ve been touting around that you are woke AF, a funny man, a cultured man, a feminist ally even. Yet, Continue reading...
Let’s Talk About Self-Care Sundays, Ladies By Avantika Mehta Posted on September 2, 2018 In Features, Intheirwords 0 INTHEIRWORDS, Self-Care 1 It’s Sunday; I have on my soothing sheet mask; I’m burning my Lavender essential oil from Kama Ayurveda. Later, I’ll go to a salon and indulge in a massage and a mani-pedi session. Continue reading...
Drawing Inspiration From Traditional, a photo-essay By Rina Singh Posted on August 28, 2018August 31, 2018 In Fashion, Features, PHOTO ESSAY, PHOTO ESSAYS 0 Ekaco, PHOTO ESSAY 0 For me, travelling to remote places in India has amassed a deep reserve of inspiration for my work as a designer, Continue reading...
