Dear Bharat:A letter to India of Independence Day #VandeMataram
During the Independence Day celebrations at IMA Malda, which featured a flag-hoisting ceremony led by women doctors, the author reflects on the profound sacrifices made for India's…
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In India I see Freedom
The author expresses profound patriotism for India, reflecting on its resilient history and the importance of reclaiming its true narrative from suppressed historical truths. They …
India’s Gen Z and the Media
The article examines whether Indian mainstream media failed to adequately cover the youth-led "Cockroach Janata Party" movement against the Modi government, noting that many domest…
Assistant to the Rani of Jhansi: Rewriting How Stories Get Passed Down
In response to a creative writing prompt, the author imagines traveling back to 1857 Jhansi to serve as a scribe for Rani Lakshmibai. Instead of fighting, their mission is to docum…
#ThursdayTreeLove – 200
Marking the 200th edition of the "Thursday Tree Love" photo feature, the author shares a poignant reflection on the cycle of life and death inspired by a Peepal tree at a cremation…
Book Review: The Good Reporter: A Memoir of Journalism in the 21st Century
*The Good Reporter* offers a raw, firsthand account from ten feminist journalists at Khabar Lahariya, moving beyond external case studies to tell their own stories of resilience. T…
The Biryani, Consent and Consequences
Using the controversial "Biryani episode" involving a stand-up comedian as a starting point, the author critiques the growing trend of content creators using vulgarity and cheap ta…
Ras Mancha Temple, Bishnupur, West Bengal
The Ras Mancha Temple in Bishnupur, West Bengal, is a unique 17th-century monument distinguished by its rare stepped pyramidal architecture and lack of a traditional central sanctu…
Jor Bangla Mandir, Bishnupur: A Guide to Bengal’s Terracotta Masterpiece
The Jor Bangla Mandir in Bishnupur is a significant 17th-century terracotta temple known for its unique "do-chala" architecture, which replicates the appearance of two conjoined tr…
Can Astrology Help You Make Better Career Decisions?
As modern career paths become increasingly complex, many individuals are turning to astrology to gain professional clarity and direction. By analyzing birth charts to uncover natur…
Zero Degrees, Zero Margin: The War for Siachen
In April 1984, India launched Operation Meghdoot to preemptively secure the Siachen Glacier, the world's highest and coldest battlefield, before Pakistan could occupy the territory…
Vellore
The author reflects on the charm of Vellore, a Tier 3 city in North Tamil Nadu, highlighting its simple lifestyle, low cost of living, and hot climate. She discusses the city's his…