Ishpreet Kakkar’s journey beginning from her time during the COVID pandemic is only a testament to the person she was shaped to become, her achievements only a facet of her genuine desire to better the lives of other people.  “Empathy…

With the vision of enhancing their students’ career prospects and providing practical experience, the Placement Cell at Jesus and Mary College brought a variety of internship opportunities under one roof at Internity, JMC’s annual internships expo. On Thursday, 26 February,…

Caste survives by making oppression feel deserved and superiority feel accessible. In such a system, everyone is both oppressed and oppressor. How does one preserve a system of oppression? You convince them that their place in society isn’t imposed,…

N.B.- I owe my theorisations and links heavily to the ideas disseminated by the lectures and work of Dr Sanchita Khurana, Asst. Prof., MSCFW, DU. Graffiti haunts the liminal space between the abject and central, the impure and pure,…

Universities are full of courses. But when I looked around the University of Delhi, I realised something surprising: there was no structured self-defence course for students. Instead of accepting that gap, I decided to try something ambitious—build one. On 4…

A lesson in the other of visuality, narrative desire, and body politics, Joyland revels in a deconstructive tune. Combining metaphors of emancipation, murder, and desolation, it is a masterclass in queer filmography and instructive in scripting the body and inscribing…