As the Assembly polls draw nearer, the state sits knee-deep in the middle of a communally charged political storm. [...]

The Jammu and Kashmir Official Languages Bill, 2020 was passed by the Rajya Sabha through a voice vote on September 23. It was introduced and passed by the Lok Sabha one day before (September 22). [...]

The uncertainty brought on by the pandemic has abruptly interrupted our fast-paced lives. However, it has also paved the way for much-needed discourse around the importance of mental health and its effects on lives even before the pandemic. Late actor Sushant Singh Rajput's untimely demise and rapper Kanye West's emotional outburst are the most recent events that have triggered widespread discourse around mental illness - particularly, bipolar disorder. Student Journalist Trishala Ballal from Indian Academy College, Bengaluru, writes about how bipolar disorder affects those who are forced to live with it.

In conversation with Arivu, Rapper & Writer at The Casteless Collective

If our ancestors were tolerant of various gender identities and sexual orientations to the point of not considering them any more or less notable than cis-gendered heterosexuals, why does modern India resist acknowledging them? [...]

I was always under the impression that laws progressed as society progressed, and that's how they come into existence in the first place. Nah, we have a lot of modern-day oppressors around beer in this country. The Colonial Raj has ended and we are thriving as a nation, but our laws towards alcohol haven't seen much change...

On May 15, 2020 (Friday), an organization called LawSikho, which claims to be "the world's largest & most reputed online legal education company", held a Zoom webinar on how busy professionals can have a dating life.

Every morning since the past few weeks, we wake up to a number ?a tragic score; COVID-19 has claimed yet another soul. When staying in has become a life saving measure, our beacons of love and hope walk in to give us a comforting lick aspiring for a treat as well...

Student journalists associated with Newshound India Foundation unequivocally condemn the atrocious treatment repeatedly being meted out to journalists by various governments. However, this is not the first time India's free press is under attack...

"Finally, I got a call from my family in Kashmir after 70 days. This was the moment which other Kashmiris and I had been waiting for."