by sanjana | Mar 23, 2022
This column first appeared in The Print on December 6, 2021. Despite steady progress in the number of women entering the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), gender disparity persists in key leadership roles, such as district magistrates (DMs) and higher government...
by Darshana Ramdev | Mar 22, 2022
(March 22, 2022) Arpan Dey was 15-years-old when a friend mentioned the Junior Academy of Sciences, a part of the prestigious New York Academy of Sciences, telling him to apply. “I never imagined I would get in, but I did send an application. I was selected,” the now...
by sanjana | Mar 22, 2022
The article first appeared in The Print on March 18, 2022. The Kashmir Files has sparked widespread discussion, resonating with audiences in ways that defy conventional box office expectations. Unlike typical blockbuster films, it lacks the hallmarks of mass-market...
by Darshana Ramdev | Mar 21, 2022
(March 21, 2022) Mount Tamalpais is a popular haunt for photographers on the US West Coast, especially those who, like Tanmay Sapkal, live in the San Francisco Bay Area. The 29-year-old landscape photographer, who works as a techie at Apple by day, spends evenings...
