Teri Soch Da Kasoor HaiHindutva Extremists Are Attacking Anti‑Caste Music in Punjab. The Hate Is Not New. Punjab’s musicians have a history of critiquing religious and caste hierarchies. By Akshita Nagpal
Access Over MeritA 14‑Year Old Girl’s Suicide Reveals How Lockdown Will Widen the Education Gap Among Children She committed suicide because she had no access to the technology required to attend virtual classes. By Aditi Murti
Just for ShowIndian Support for George Floyd, While We Remain Silent on Violence at Home, Is Hypocritical, Performative Wokeness "Would the average upper caste/class Indian respond with the same empathy to the institutional murder of Rohith Vemula?" By Paroma Soni
Rethinking The LawWhy India Needs a Separate Law for Honor Killings Because honor killings take place at an intersection of motives -- caste, religion, ethnicity, class -- there must be a separate law that addresses the common link between them. By Anugraha Sundaravelu
Essential ServiceSanitation Workers on the Frontlines of the Pandemic Are Overlooked, Unprotected “We are exposed to lethal bacteria and viruses on daily basis, and we need to take care of ourselves." By Varsha Torgalkar
Oppression As IllnessWe Need to Reframe Mental Health as a Social Justice Issue, Not a Personal Problem Therapy that does not address root causes of social oppression is a band-aid solution. By Shreya Ila Anasuya
Unacceptable GulfChildren from Scheduled Castes, Tribes More Likely to Die Before Age 5 It's a stark reminder that India's recent gains in children's health have not been enjoyed equally. By Liesl Goecker
Social ShameManners Don’t Encourage Good Behavior, Just Class Discrimination When we consider having manners a virtue, we exclude social classes that weren’t in on the arbitrary rule-making process. By Rajvi Desai
An Open LetterDear Jack Dorsey, Apologizing for the ‘Smash Brahminical Patriarchy’ Poster Makes You Complicit in It Did you really just hand Twitter over to trolls? By Nadia Nooreyezdan
