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No Country for Women

Submitted by Ruby Sahay on Tue, 01/22/2013 - 19:09
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 A nation that boasts of a surging economy, growth and potential, burgeoning skyscrapers, Bollywood gloss and above all, of intelligent minds in diligent beings, hangs its head low with shame brought to it by its very own people.

What are you Thankful for?

Submitted by anita.a on Tue, 11/20/2012 - 17:05
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 It is overwhelming at times when I think of ‘Thanksgiving’ and why it is celebrated in the US.But for me, it has always been something different, it was as if everyone was ‘thanking’ for being alive, or rather, for having a life! And, of course, when we talk about ‘Thanksgiving’, anamnesis is not left behind either!

The Face Behind the Veil - "Let HER Be"

Submitted by Monika Pant on Thu, 11/15/2012 - 09:11
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Whether it be the three Muses or the Fates of Greek and Roman mythology, whether it be Kali, Draupadi, Radha or Sita, women have been idolised and revered. Why then are women battered, enslaved, exploited, subjugated and held on a leash? Do the two concepts not clash?

Love is Trending Everywhere…

Submitted by Sulekkha on Tue, 11/13/2012 - 04:05
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I know I am supposed to write about the twisted trends here but in my defence, love is always trending everywhere; online as well as offline, and my article touches upon this beautiful and most precious emotion, so just hear me out and read me with an open mind.

Is Beauty Skin Deep?

Submitted by Monika Pant on Tue, 11/06/2012 - 09:08
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Whether it be the three Muses or the Fates of Greek and Roman mythology, whether it be Kali, Draupadi, Radha or Sita, women have been idolised and revered. Why then are women battered, enslaved, exploited, subjugated and held on a leash? Do the two concepts not clash? Or does this dichotomy depict the essential aspects of the yin and yang?

The Face Behind the Veil - "College you Can't Do That"

Submitted by Monika Pant on Tue, 10/30/2012 - 13:11
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 Whether it be the three Muses or the Fates of Greek and Roman mythology, whether it be Kali, Draupadi, Radha or Sita, women have been idolised and revered. Why then are women battered, enslaved, exploited, subjugated and held on a leash? Do the two concepts not clash? Or does this dichotomy depict the essential aspects of the yin and yang?

The Face Behind the Veil - "Gendering Education"

Submitted by Monika Pant on Tue, 10/23/2012 - 15:52
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Whether it be the three Muses or the Fates of Greek and Roman mythology, whether it be Kali, Draupadi, Radha or Sita, women have been idolised and revered. Why then are women battered, enslaved, exploited, subjugated and held on a leash? Do the two concepts not clash? Or does this dichotomy depict the essential aspects of the yin and yang?

The Doc Surprised Me

Submitted by priyadarshini sur on Wed, 10/17/2012 - 01:03
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When my 12 year old son pointed out that my knees sound like door hinge, I felt it’s time to consult a doctor who’ll most probably prescribe some tests and medication.. I take an appointment with the orthopedic. The middle aged doctor very politely asks my problem followed by my profession and my age. Then he asks me to suggest the remedy to my problem. I

The Face Behind the Veil - "Growing Up"

Submitted by Monika Pant on Mon, 10/15/2012 - 09:31
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Whether it be the three Muses or the Fates of Greek and Roman mythology, whether it be Kali, Draupadi, Radha or Sita, women have been idolised and revered. Why then are women battered, enslaved, exploited, subjugated and held on a leash? Do the two concepts not clash? Or does this dichotomy depict the essential aspects of the yin and yang?

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