"Substance use is a public health matter, not a criminal justice issue," the government website said, about decriminalizing the drugs.

Socio-economic shifts in the country have changed what Indian audiences relish -- and it is no longer the idealized NRI archetype.

The bid to "unify" the country comes at the cost of erasing local, indigenous cultures -- and glorifying the narrative of sacrifice.

There's a name for the driving factor behind food separatism: brumotactillophobia, or the fear of different food items touching each other.

At the heart of the protests is the assertion that it should be the residents of Dharavi who decide what redevelopment means to them.

Although people are attempting to restart their old lives, many are finding that the pre-2020 versions of their lives no longer exist.

Salman Khan's enduring popularity -- despite previous allegations -- forces us to reckon with the immunity of men in positions of power.

The trope suggests that a woman's achievements and interests matter -- but only if they're somehow benefitting her heterosexual partner.

Uncertainty and change are two of the biggest triggers behind the anxiety people experience while making their way into January.

Struggles at work can be either stimulating or discouraging -- depending on how easy they are to overcome.

Christmas rom-coms used to be predominantly white, heteronormative nostalgia trips. But more diversity in the genre stays true to its spirit -- without excluding anyone.

Anxiety and loneliness are, more often than not, strong driving forces behind oversharing at social gatherings.

"[T]raumatic experiences as a child may have a long-lasting impact on the person’s perception of happiness."

The separation of beauty pageants for married and unmarried women speaks to their role in maintaining heteronormativity.

Researchers are advocating for "excellencism," instead, which involves "making a list of reasonable goals, with clear markers of success."

It's trailer suggests it isn't another sexist iteration of a married man juggling two heterosexual relationships. But that's misleading.

"Female genitalia are conspicuously overlooked in comparison to their male counterparts," perhaps, due to "a massive taboo around [it]."

Compared to men, alcohol use disorder was found to be more common among women who had adverse childhood experiences.