When Science Took Over: A Dystopian Fiction Tale
It is 10:49 a.m. The alarm clock buzzes with a remix of Evanescence and Rabindranath Tagore. I have evidently had a rough night. Hi, I’m…well I don’t have a name. This might seem weird...
Monthly Archive: June 2018
How To Overcome Insecurity In A Relationship In 10 ways
To face the reality, life isn’t a rom-com. Life is hard and relationships are much harder. We always desire for a fairytale romance, but as we grow up and come across some serious relationships,...
How To Detect The Signs Of Disrespect In A Marriage
A marriage does not simply mean living with another person for your entire life. It is much more than that. There is a reason why being in a marriage is also called ‘being bound...
Questions To Ask Your Wedding Planner Before Hiring Them
The best moment of your life is when your long-time partner with whom you are madly in love, proposes to you. No words can describe that feeling. The days that follow are the most...
#PrideMonth Love Has No Gender: An Attempt To Dispel Common Misconceptions About The Third Gender
“I was a normal child, but it’s the world that made me feel different.” -Laxmi Narayan Tripathi Love is accepting. It accepts both the light and the darkness that build you; your shining halo,...
“The Pursuit Of Happiness Might Seem Difficult But Passion Makes It Easy”: #NLTTalks With Ipsa Das AKA Infinity Wayfare
The thought of leaving one’s job to travel is both exhilarating and frightening. And yet, more and more people are opting for this experience of quitting the 9 to 5 grind to live their...
#PrideMonth A Short History Of The LGBTQ+ Community
In every movement, there is something called collective memory. It is a set of particular “images of the past” that social groups select, reproduce and commemorate through a particular set of practices. These collective...
#PrideMonth LGBTQ Art Compilation: A Discourse On Right To Pride
Marking the anniversary of the Stonewall riots, the first Gay Pride was held on 28th June, 1970. Since then the community has come a long way towards making a podium, and creating a strong...
Shinji Moon Soothes Your Bruised Soul With Poems As Soft As Egg White
Shinji Moon is a Korean American poet, who studied Postcolonial Studies and Poetry at NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study. She published her debut book The Anatomy of Being, a collection of poems, in...
#PrideMonth: Here Are The LGBTQ+ Rights Activists You Should Know About
In any movement, it is the people that are its greatest source of strength. No movement is possible without a significant number of people- all of them fighting together for the same cause, standing...
