When you tell people that you’ve been picked by one of the most prestigious institutes of the country, the general reaction is predictable. The jaw drop, followed by congratulations and then that gleam in the eye ‘Damn, she didn’t look that smart!’ or in some cases ‘talent in this country has gone to the dogs.’ … Continue reading Love in IIT 101
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Supporting a Survivor: The Road to Healing
As per an NCRB report in 2017, incidents of crime on children involving sexual abuse were a scary 26.2%. It is common knowledge that child sexual abuse can scar the child for life. The recently released The Apology by Eve Ensler details the trauma a person can be subjected to in the event of such … Continue reading Supporting a Survivor: The Road to Healing
Becoming a Parent to my Parents
By Harshali Singh Recently, my mother was admitted to the hospital for a week. Now, I have seen my mother’s health deteriorate gradually and have kept a close watch on the slide. But this was too sudden for me to process. Hence, it was only after the initial days of worry had given way to … Continue reading Becoming a Parent to my Parents
WOMEN IN NADER SHAH’S LIFE
By Sutapa Basu ‘When women come out of the bath they ought to dress in gay apparel, and if they have any engagement, they must first proceed to the house of their friend or lover. And if they meet a handsome young man on their way, they must cunningly remove a little of the veil … Continue reading WOMEN IN NADER SHAH’S LIFE
7 Things You Always Wanted To Ask An Indian Woman Settled Abroad
Settling abroad has always been a long-standing dream for millions across the globe. But is life in the developed countries any different? Living away from home in an alien country has its own set of challenges. While one may contemplate moving to another country, and even dream of it, it isn't always feasible. It often … Continue reading 7 Things You Always Wanted To Ask An Indian Woman Settled Abroad