In this issue

In a world that is faced with isolation, literature helps to connect, to empathise and to have compassion. It makes us know the other. It helps us know ourselves. It helps us see beauty in the ordinary. This issue is for all those who stand together against loneliness, a world order that is based on profits and what othering brings.

Power of Literature

In a world faced with loneliness, profits and othering, literature helps us to connect, to empathise and to have compassion

4 mins

When Science Meets Arts

A good liberal arts education allows the student to flit between disciplines before settling into one

10+ mins

In Favour Of Unlearning

A growing awareness among students and faculties about the importance of liberal arts is a positive trend

8 mins

Why Liberal Arts?

A liberal arts education forces students to be thrown out of their familiar corners and confront multiple viewpoints.

4 mins

Crafting An Education

For crafts to be seen as a knowledge system and professional skill rather than a hobby, school curriculums must include them from a young age

5 mins

The Easy 'A'

Humanities can flourish only when democratic values thrive in society, the spirit of questioning encouraged and liberalism enjoys legitimacy

5 mins

The Artistic Alchemy

Unleashing the transformative potential of professional education

5 mins

The Southern Preference

Why are students obsessed with the science stream and why do most of them come from the southern states?

6 mins

Changing Hiring Landscape

The employee-employer interface is no longer to walk-in restricted interviews and placement cells

5 mins

Epic Disaster

A 600 cr budget and sizeable political backing could not save Adipurush at the box office

5 mins

Heat and Apathy

Heat wave-related deaths are not registered with any central or state disaster management agency and there is therefore no provision for compensation

4 mins

The Fury of the Sun

The disparity in official and unofficial numbers is making it difficult to tackle heat stroke-related deaths in Bihar

8 mins

Close Encounters

Modi's US state visit has been a win-win for India, with New Delhi giving little away

5 mins

Uniform Civil Code: Now Or Later?

The UCC has been a part of the BJP's manifestos in the past many elections. Will the government bring in the UCC prior to the 2024 election?

6 mins

The Bright Side of Insha's Life

Insha Mushtaq was blinded by pellets in Kashmir in 2016. It has taken a long and arduous journey for her to educate herself through Braille

8 mins

Democratising Museums

Bihar Museum is an opportunity for opening up of the museum space in ways never done before in India

4 mins

Portrait of a Model

A prose poem inspired by a painting bearing the same title, by Jamil Ahmad Khan, an artist from Ahmedabad.

1 min

Nectar in a Sieve

After the ban on alcohol in Bihar, traditional toddy tappers have been rendered jobless

8 mins

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