I am a Man. I am a Feminist. And Feminism Helped Me

Sudhamshu Mitra writes about his conversion to feminism and the role of men in the movement

Allies For The Uncertain Futures: An Introduction

STREET TAX*

Alok Vaid-Menon writes about the street as a space for the performative intersection of…

The Noise at the Margin

Ananya writes about her walk on the streets of Shivaji Market that leads to a series of warm realizations: of colour, beauty and resistance

Queer

Anahita Sarabhai verse by verse deliveries the plight of the queer existence in a growing ignorant world.

BAMA

Nandini Verma writes a poem on Bama’s story, a dalit feminist and novelist who emerged as a hero, in a casteist society.

Why The Present Political Climate In The Country Is A Test For Humanity

Ankita Anand writes about a resistance of kindness that must balance the divisive politics of our times

Talk Dirty to Me

Suryatapa Mukherjee writes about the falsity of purity in our largely saffron country.

KALI

Kainaat Bhaskar responds to India’s obscure obsession with light skin through a tempestuous poem.

the storytellers do not die

by shrenik mutha; artwork by Sohini Sengupta