Social activist Bhanwar Meghwanshi recounts his journey from Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and Babri Masjid demolition to becoming a voice for marginalised communities and human rights advocacy in India.
About The Author
Jagisha Arora has an MA in History and works as a Social Media Content Writer. She writes on Cinema, Gender and relationships.
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Organisations like the RSS pretend to promote ‘harmony’, but in truth, they maintain the caste hierarchy. There is no path to liberation for Dalits within Hindutva.
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People who have lost their partners believe that somewhere down the line, they will meet their partners again, and until then, they’re keeping them alive in their memories.
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They often struggle with issues like lack of funds and infrastructure as well as low media visibility, but differently-abled cricketers, classified in four categories—blind, physically challenged, wheelchair and deaf—have managed to win many tournaments and awards and accolades for the country
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A look at Tagore's journey with the stalwart filmmaker ahead of her appearance on the red carpet
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Young children who witness any form of violence at home often struggle to express themselves emotionally. It also impacts their mental health
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Long before he was known as one of the biggest superstars of Bollywood, Aamir Khan acted in a string of films which bombed at the box office.
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My divorce came with a package deal—loneliness, depression and social isolation followed
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Not Today explores suicide prevention and mental health with care and empathy
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