The burning of the Indian Constitution is a rejection of the principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity which the Constituent Assembly thought would become the way of life for Indian Citizens. For India, which is a land of diversity where multiple cultures have traveled and settled for ages, divorcing any of these principles is a […]
Read More Why Burning of Indian Constitution is Anti-national?Nikita Azad pens a powerful poem about the most stared at organ of the human body !!
Accompanied with a whimsical illustration by Rashi Sinha (@randombug).
About Nikita: A poet, writer, and activist from Jalandhar, Punjab. She started the Happy to Bleed campaign, the one against menstrual taboos and she has been an active part of Pinjra Tod. She is also a Rhodes scholar now, which means she will be pursuing MSt. Women’s Studies at the University of Oxford from this September.
Read More Breasts and YouBy Dr. Mithun Kherde Ambedkar had long back explained that mere writing down the civil rights in the constitution won’t guarantee its access by the poor and oppressed section of society. He had explained that when the downtrodden people will try to peacefully exercise their civil rights, the dominant orthodox majoritarian society will not merely create […]
Read More Ambedkar’s Warning: Nationalism as a Weapon of Social BoycottAuthored By: Nikhilesh Nisarg and Jogitha Kanapally If you want to shine like a Sun, First Burn like a Sun. – Dr A P J Abdul Kalam He was one of the greatest scientific minds India has had. Inspiring thousands to follow his footsteps. He came from humble circumstances and became the president of the […]
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