Heartbreak.exe: What Happens When Your AI Lover Is Shut Down? By Megha Garg Dating is hard. Let’s be honest—how many times can you answer the... Continue reading
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Fifty Years A Wife, Five Seconds A Stranger Submitted Anonymously The noon grew stronger and the bookshelf somehow started morphing itself into absurd objects. Nani... Continue reading
The Godrej Almirah And Other Places Where Girls Learn Shame Submitted Anonymously That night I ripped out my nipple piercing on a dark green steel... Continue reading
I Left My First Love at the Altar of Tradition Submitted Anonymously We were sixteen the first time I saw Naomi, seated at the back... Continue reading
“Please Don’t Fall In Love With Me, But Let Me Love You” by Athrav Whenever someone said, “You’ll find someone someday,” it never made sense... Continue reading
Are We Dating Our Mothers’ Fears? by Aakriti Sanghi As I write this, just moments ago, I was scrolling through Instagram. My feed was flooded... Continue reading
Once again God shows up as my aide. My co-conspirator. Sends both my parents into quarantine before the two pink lines are revealed. I laugh... Continue reading
This Dalit History Month, Zubaan is pleased to honour the work of some of the extraordinary Dalit, tribal and other marginalised writers that we have... Continue reading
‘The cover, the pages, the ink… I cannot even begin to put into words what that moment meant to me.’ Praveena Shivram’s Karuppu, Young Zubaan’s... Continue reading
“In which corner of the mind do they hide, these memories not only of affection and love, but also those steeped in agony and sorrow,... Continue reading
