A budding writer in the field of popular fiction and a former DU-ite, Namrata is a Literature major from Hansraj whose books have won many hearts. She speaks about her recent release – White Horses, Dark Shadows to DU Beat. …

The recent conflict over the Madarsa Act, struck down on secular grounds, highlights rising discrimination against Islamic Institutions in India. The SC ruling, though a relief, doesn’t discount the growing hostility. All governments affect education, but a totalitarian government disguised…

The student uproar at RGNUL Patiala on 22nd September requesting the VC’s resignation may come off as a small issue but it entails a bigger picture in hindsight. The multiple suicide cases at NLU-D recently and the alleged VC’s misbehavior at…

Indian society holds one of the richest cultural heritage in the world. Its diverse cultures and traditions have often provided comfort and hope to people during challenging times, but visiting a temple is still a far-fetched dream for some marginalised…

Ratan Tata’s legacy, while celebrated as a philanthropist, is tainted by the exploitation and violence against indigenous communities. Despite a public image of philanthropy, the capitalist corporations and their practices reveal a deeper commitment to profit, often at the expense…

Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, who retired on November 10, 2024, recently reflected on his legacy and the impact of his tenure; the tenure which has been irrevocably sad and painfully disappointing as one sees him lead with a…