Amid rising Covid19 cases and lockdowns, the French term for "already lived" seems eerily apt.

One petition requests the government to "... cancel all examinations to be held this year as students are already under a lot of stress."

The platform "has become less popular over the years as the needs of our members have changed," its parent company said.

The condition of children with special needs is particularly critical, the study said.

“As humans, we want to understand the darker side of our nature.”

The pilot program aims to make the vaccination drive touchless -- but facial recognition technology has been widely criticized by experts.

The NSA, which gives state the power to arrest without formal charges, is being used to target minority groups, an Indian Express report showed.

“If a worker is found positive he or should would be allowed medical leave and cannot be discontinued....”

Though depictions of a small-town girl's dreams represent feminist progress, she is never given the ability to fail or appear vulnerable.

A series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

This week in The Buzz Cut, we explore the Suez Canal saga and the absurdity of April Fools' Day during a pandemic.

"The visions of who should be safe in a city always focus on able-bodied, cishet, middle-class women."

The phrase, currently in use to describe Rohingya refugees, dehumanizes people fleeing violence and frames them as a security threat.

The platform has previously come under fire for boosting content favorable to the ruling BJP during and after elections.

A cultural distaste for talking about death and mental health stigma exacerbate India's gap in bereavement care.

In India, only 22.3% of women participate in the formal labor market, data shows.

The judge appointed an LGBTQ+ counselor to help him understand and mediate a dispute between a couple and their families.

The woman says the judge's reaction made her "deeply regret pursuing [her] complaint in the vain hope of getting justice.”