Kathas Rewind
I’ve lived in Bangalore for 18 years and my early interactions with the city mainly happened while I was following
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Women, playing it Wright
Stories of Women in theatrics, being interrupted On the 30th of June, The Indian Ensemble in association with the British
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Science and the nationalist narrative
“Cows inhale and exhale oxygen, says Rajasthan education minister” screamed the headlines after Vasudev Devnani’s comment at a lecture on
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Supply and whose demand?
“The photographs were a big mistake” she begins, laughing at the two portraits of her younger selves that adorn both
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Talk on health goes viral
“Treat your body better than you treat your car”, Dr Nandita Shah said whilst her session on ‘Real health, No
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Let your Period do the talking
Menstrual practices have changed over the years, women are not only trying a variety of menstrual sanitary options but are
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GST spins tales of woe
“Handloom Textiles constitute a timeless facet of the rich cultural Heritage of India. As an economic activity, the handloom sector
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The Case of Free Science: Dynamics of Science Publishing
While writing this article, a question popped up: ‘Who are the people who read research papers?’ I sometimes do, specifically
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