Against the Grain: How Students Are Supporting India’s Farmers (in Crisis)
Written by Evita Rodrigues
“Young people, I think, are more responsive to issues of justice. When something is unfair, the whole unfairness of the situation...
The Stuff That Champions Are Made Of
Written by Dhruv Raman
What does it take to win an extraordinary game? An extraordinary performance, right? Think back to the biggest games you have...
To Act or Not to Act? Changing Our Expectations of Corporate Morality
Written by Ashni Acharya
Narratives shape us. A student studying at Plato’s Academy would not have the same notion of human rights as a student...
Can the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan Pull Manual Scavengers out of the Gutters?
Co-authored by Simran Taneja and Avantika Bunga
Every year since 2014, during the weeks approaching October 2, in addition to the values, morals and politics...
The Saga of Film Education: Raising Cinema to be Respectable
Written by K. Hariharan
Cinema in the 20th century was the most dominant form of popular culture across the world. Simultaneously, it was considered the...
Silencing Talkies – India’s Politicised Film Censorship
Co-created by Ashni Acharya and Kartik Sundar
In the face of a rapidly expanding call for swaraj during the 1900s, the British Raj heavily censored...
Catch 22: Serena Williams’ “Open” Dilemma
Tennis, a white gentleman’s game for centuries, was revolutionized from the late 1990s by an innocuous debutant, Serena Williams. She entered professional courts in...
Too Good to be True? Exploring India’s Refreshed Relations with Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka’s tryst with destiny began in 1948. The island nation, separated from India by the Palk Strait and Gulf of Mannar, has since...
Life in Juvie: Losing Out on Second Chances
Written by Tanvi Mehta
According to the Juvenile Justice Act of 2000, children who commit or are suspected of committing crimes, and are under the...
Uganda’s Economic Quest: Unravelling the Excise Duty (Amendment) Bill 2018
Written by Philip Deweyi
Uganda's leaders are failing their country. This failure is caused by a cavalier government attitude about the needs of its citizens...
