Essays, opinion pieces, reviews, profiles, and poems — published across Global Talks, The Global Times, Reflections Magazine, MUN International Press, and literary anthologies.
When the Supreme Court struck down Section 377, it was an overdue acknowledgement of the higher law of love. A reflection on what this means for India's LGBT community.
How 18-year-old Hima Das clinched India's first-ever gold at a global track event, and carried the gamosa to remind the world where she came from.
Amid the pandemic, a war-like situation erupts at the LAC. The deep historical roots and present-day triggers of the India-China standoff, examined.
On Gandhi's 151st birth anniversary — the charkha, spectacles, ahimsa chappals, and handwritten letters that defined minimalism and magnanimity.
A humorously exaggerated account of two years in braces — written to vent the years of repressed anger.
An open letter to the coronavirus — acknowledging its grim lesson, thanking it for letting nature breathe, and asking it to stop. GT Quarantine Special.
A first-person account narrated by the coronavirus itself — how it was born, how it travels, and why human carelessness is entirely to blame.
A vivid panorama of how the pandemic reshaped daily life — from supermarket hoarding to nature reclaiming the streets.
From the contentment of small children to the devotion of Mira Bai — how love, hatred and anger define the arc of human life.
Not fake blood — the real zombie culture is the modern world of thoughtlessness and a desperate refusal to let things change or end.
On uncertainty, anxiety and the quiet courage it takes to paint your life when you can't see beyond today.
The cold dark night of January 19, 1990 — the slogans, the mobs, the abandonment — 30 years on, the wound has not fully healed.
Your biggest and sole reward for giving back is the realisation that you've made a difference in someone's life.
What's love without touch? Is love more vital than life? A review of the tear-jerking romance about two teenagers with cystic fibrosis.
All one has is today. A poem on the fleeting nature of promises, the taunting of destiny, and the only real choice: to carry oneself with belief.
A Gen Z sceptic discovers the thick brown liquid capable of filling silences with sweetness and a mind at havoc with calmness.
A narrative poem tracing the fall of the Maratha Empire — from Ahmad Shah Durrani's jihad to the forty years of anarchy that followed.
As the fingers land on the keys, a sense of escape palpates. Where black and white keys fill the head with every colour.
Not love that asks for "always mine" — but something stronger, something true. A poem on loving, hurting, regretting, and the kind of quiet love that stays even through parting.