The Dichotomy of Being a Young Indian Woman
The author marks a change in the status of women in today's epoch. However, the disassociation with the patriarchal norms that governs their behaviour and actions is still a pipedream.
When did We Turn so Victorian?
The author tries to draw parallel between the repressive Victorian era and the protests by Shiksha Bachao Andolan Samiti against Wendy Doniger?s literature allegedly term as anti-Hindu.
When Feminism Meets Religion
The author intricately brings out the interwoven relationship between religion and gender and how religion at all points of time define the boundaries of feminism
Luck, Chance or Something More?
The author tries to explain the plausible reasons for everything that happens around us and suggests that maybe Law of Attraction governs them.
Book Review- The Wealth of Wives: Women, Law and Economy in Late Medieval London
The author explains the contribution of women in medieval London in preserving the flow of capital in the economy by functioning as conduits of wealth.
Facebook Addiction-Has Facebook died its own death?
The author tries to explain the effect of addiction as one of the most serious factors that has lead Facebook to die its own death.
The shades of grey between the real and the virtual world
The author expresses her concerns regarding the complexities of inter-mingling of real and virtual lives and analyses them through the movie "Her".
“On the Road” to “Kill Your Darlings”: Trying to gauge the new found fascination with the Beat Generation
The author talks about the Beat generation; their culture, literature and how they have been fodder to today's Hollywood.
Chennai ? A fond memory
The author beautifully yet nostalgically describes her hometown, Chennai that has left her with innumerable fond memories.
Turn Up the Music
By Saba Zia Hassan Music has always been a part of us. Music has grown with us over the years and it has found a way to connect with us.…