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By Arun Kale · Conceptualised by the Kadak Collective, the Bystander anthology is an ambitious crowdfunded project that aims to gather works created by a diverse group of over 50 South Asian creators from 13 countries.
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By Tirna Sengupta · Shame, non-acceptance, and exclusion unfailingly accompany baldness. But baldness can be fertile, too—for humour and style, if nothing else.
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By Shreemayee Das · Fear and guilt, judgement and inconvenience: one writer recounts her struggles of staying over at a male friend's house in a city like Bombay.
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By En Wright · In conversation with the Admin of the wildly popular Facebook page Humans of Hindutva, on satire, subterfuge, and skewering the Right-wing on social media.
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By Sindhuri Nandhakumar · English theatre in India continues to evolve and forge an identity for itself, as Indians continue to revise their complex relationship with the language.
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By Urvashi Bahuguna · For writers in India looking to get published, here are some more platforms that may be the right fit for your writing.
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By Urvashi Bahuguna · For writers in India looking to get published, here is a handy list we've put together to help you find the right platform for your writing.
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By Smarika Kumar · Our feelings are second-hand. Our love is constructed. Our beliefs are coloured, our originality validated through artificial art. It has become truly difficult to love without getting hurt.
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By Jonathan Daniel Luther · Are positive gay images hiding an unseemly truth? A look at Myntra and the politics of their 'lesbian ad' for Anouk.
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By Aadya Shah · Over the past few years, India has been developing a taste for the unique sport of Ultimate Frisbee. We take a look at the state of the sport in the country today.
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By Nandini Rao · This isn’t just about defending to the death the rights of a few comedians to make dirty jokes. It’s about building a space in our country for satire.
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By Urmi Bhattacheryya · In conversation with the minds behind the Dharamshala International Film Festival.
