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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
Tag: Feminism
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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
6th September marked the one year anniversary of the decriminalisation of Section 377 of the IPC in India. This archaic law made non-reproductive and non-vaginal... Continue reading
Growing up, we look for personal connections with everything we encounter, such as toys, books or movie characters. While reading, seeing a bit of themselves... Continue reading
If one were to walk into any regular bookstore in India and head to the youth fiction section, they’d immediately notice a veritable forest of... Continue reading
Our favourite childhood stories tend to stick with us forever. For children who grew up on a steady diet of Panchatantra or Jataka Tales,... Continue reading