India’s missing colours
The verdict on same-sex marriage has snitched the Indian queer community’s wish to live with dignity.
Headlines vs Hemlines: The pervasive bias of entertainment journalism against women
In the realm of entertainment journalism, a woman's neckline often holds more significance than her latest award-winning performance.
Body image and the desire to fit in
Social media showcases unrealistic beauty standards, prompting constant comparisons and fostering dissatisfaction.
The precarious lives of food delivery workers
The meteoric rise of online food delivery businesses in Bangladesh has brought on a sea of changes in the nation's dining habits, but this change has brought about difficulties…
My life in the Rohingya camp
The writer asks that everyone in the world to help provide formal education opportunities for Rohingya students.
Young people reject partisan bickering
Partisans have a strong hold on political parties for now, but that could change as voters express their dislike for both candidates.
Investment in children will give lifelong returns
By investing in children, governments lay the groundwork for a brighter future where all children, regardless of their background, have equal opportunities to flourish.
Empowering ASEAN youth
The writer says that with any question that touches on sustainability, the perspective of the youth should be a central component in the discussion of democratic resilience.
Chaos behind Nepal’s prison bars
The writer says overcrowding, drug abuse and violence have always plagued Nepal’s prisons.
‘Unmanned’: Living with AI
Reading ‘Unmanned,” which won the Segye Literature Award, we come to ponder our present situation and the future problems that await us as we live with AI.