~ A Blog on myths and stereotypes surrounding mental health and depression by Raj Mishra India is the world’s seventh-largest country, with a population of 1.3 billion people. With a population of 136.64 crore people, India ranks a dismally low 139th in the world in terms of happiness. The Gallup…

~ A Blog on Gun Violence in America and the consequential need for Gun Control by Satyanidhi Mehra The most important step taken to combat the United States escalating gun violence was passed by the US Senate. More on that in a bit, it is first imperative to paint the…

~ A blog on ‘Substance Abuse’ by Anushka Singh It’s a usual Sunday morning. You are enjoying it by sleeping late when suddenly you hear a knock on the door. Not once, not twice but thrice. Usually by now someone or the other opens the door but not today. …

~ A Blog by Amaan Mohd Syed on the dangers of romanticising Mental Illness This decade has opened the floodgates of talks on mental illnesses, the discussion has broadened, and the stigmas attached to mental health problems are finally given a stage to debate on. It’s not that the problems…

~ A Blog on Gender Dysphoria and the validity of Trans and Non-Binary people by Divyansh Dhingra This is a topic that has sadly, always been very controversial and considered as taboo or as a mental illness by some sects of society. But with technological advancements and multiple studies, it…

~A Blog about Asexuality in 2022 by Jeenia Gogoi In a society that is often hypersexual, asexuals are made to feel “broken.” They feel isolated from a physiological phenomenon, “this hunger,” that everyone but them seem to be obsessed with. It’s easy to take for granted and assume that sexual…

~ A Pride Month Poem By Aishani Chakraborty A teardrop rolls down, startling. I let it fall. No haste is required, no need to hide. Not anymore. Another flows quietly, just as the memories do, a torrent of love sprinkled with pain as coarse as sea salt. Something so beautiful…

~A blog by Aniruddh Tiwari for ‘World Oceans Day’ The ocean: a body of water, and a phenomenon so immensely majestic and expansive, so unexplored and mysterious, so pure and absolutely awe-inspiring and yet so easily neglected and abhorrently abused by humans. …

~A blog on World No Tobacco day by Arin Saha “Roam the streets of India, and you will find one in four people consuming tobacco on a regular basis.” Introduction and dangers Cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), emphysema, tuberculosis — sounds deadly right? Sounds deadlier coming out of your…