No pads, no toilets: These Telangana schoolgirls suffer, skip school when on periods
Many had vaginal infections since they use cloth and some use socks filled with sand.
Is the Telangana govt violating the Constitutional rights of adivasis with district reorganization?
According to the census of 2011, Adivasis account for 9.34% of the total population in Telangana.
Devanagari numerals in new notes no shocker, Hindi imposition thrives all around us
Script imperialism is usually an outcome of conquering and lordship. Is that what is happening?
Arrogance of the govt and duplicity of media: Lessons from l'affaire NDTV India
Most people praising or criticising the government for it are erroneous.
Heritage walk: The old and new live side by side in Bengaluru, along with politics
Tipu, silk, ISIS, dargah, scooters where an old armoury stood, a Bengali 'para', all in Bengaluru
A century of Ammanur: Celebrating the life and art of a Koodiyattam maestro
Ammanur, the soft-spoken Guru was one of the greatest stalwarts of theatre that lived in the 20th century.
Men do need to be educated more to give up their privileges, he say
Durgam Cheruvu: A timeline of how Hyderabad destroyed its 'secret lake'
The lake which was blue and scenic once, is now algae-ridden and emits a foul smell.
What triggered Chennai transgender woman’s immolation? Videos emerge
Two videos show the police and her arguing, a third video has her statement some time before she died.
Lakshadweep’s Minicoy Island, a kingdom for women
What makes Minicoy more special, is that their society is matriarchal but not just in name.