Concrete: Civilisational Dependence and an Environmental Disaster
In this commodified landscape, the fetishization of concrete becomes emblematic of a consumer-driven culture that values the aesthetic appea
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Nandini Sarin
- Nov 22
- 11 min
The Crisis in Gaza
On October 7th, Hamas, the Palestinian militant group, initiated "Operation Al-Aqsa Flood," launching an unprecedented attack on Israel....
Anish Paranjape
- Oct 18
- 11 min
Rina Sawayama: Pop’s Newest Iconoclast
Ethereally luscious avant-pop, infused with a touch of metal and a sliver of classic pure pop goodness – that is how I would describe my enc
Ishani Datta
- Oct 16
- 7 min
Be Honest but Log Kya Kahenge?
Pandora's Diaries | Personal Narrative I’m a 20-year-old college student who has faced the losses of two extremely close family members...
Devi Sankhla
- Oct 13
- 17 min
Genocide in Nagorno-Karabakh: The Lachin Blockade Explained
Words spill from the parched lips and empty stomachs of the people of Nagorno-Karabakh as they relay their ordeal in (Azerbaijan / Armenia)
Yash Manuja
- Sep 14
- 8 min
Downfall of the West? How BRICS Expansion Threatens American Supremacy
Amid the rapidly approaching 2024 United States Presidential elections and the widespread attention on the infamous mugshot of former...
Shuvam Dhakal
- Aug 30
- 6 min
Land, Livelihoods, and Indigenous Rights: India's Coal Mining Struggle
India’s drive to maximize coal output across the country to meet the growing energy needs has displaced the Adivasi population – indigenous
Nandini Sarin
- Aug 18
- 8 min
The War in Manipur
“The state is now stateless”, bewailed ex-Indian Army Lieutenant General L Nishikanta Singh. He refers to Manipur, a state in north-eastern
Darsh Chandran
- Jul 28
- 6 min
Resonating Revolutions: The Political Impact of Protest Music in the 1960s
The use of music to voice political concerns is not a novel concept. The sphere of music was just as much a catalyst for change in the past
Devi Sankhla
- Jul 26
- 6 min
The French Protests: An Overview
France is burning. Massive protests have gripped the nation, with thousands arrested over the course of a week, and over forty-five thousand
Anish Paranjape
- Jul 24
- 7 min
Greta Gerwig’s Feminist Fantasia is Euphoric: A Barbie Review
A stark dichotomy between the pretty idealism of Barbie’s Barbieland and the dejected fallacies of the real world colours the entire film.
Pandora News
- Jul 8
- 3 min
Indian Youth on Marriage Equality
Amdist India's ongoing Marriage Equality debate, with the Supreme Court reserving its final judgment, we asked young Indians what they are t
Eshal Zahur
- Apr 17
- 13 min
The Camera’s Gaze: Politics of Photography
Photography is always a deliberate act. One of including and excluding, of focusing and defocusing. Of picking and cropping, colouring, fix
Pandora's Diaries
- Mar 21
- 4 min
the first death.
it's difficult to parse all the varied ways i have come to hate this oppressive world. there are so many layers and intricacies to our suffe
Anish Paranjape
- Mar 14
- 14 min
Director Spotlight: Denis Villeneuve
Quebec born French-Canadian, Denis Villeneuve became fascinated with cinema as a child and made several short films throughout high school.
Yash Manuja
- Oct 21, 2022
- 7 min
The World Cup of Controversy
From being awarded the bid for the World Cup in 2010 to its last-minute preparations, Qatar has been subject to a number of allegations...
Karnika Muralidharan
- Aug 26, 2022
- 10 min
Pictures that Captured History
Acting as a crucial instrument of recording, photography has, throughout, captured instances of history, while certain images are...
Thenthamizh SS
- Aug 25, 2022
- 17 min
From the Streets of Sri Lanka
(Interview with Youth Protesters) Living in an area close to a petrol station in a school district, there was always minimal traffic on the
Pandora's Diaries
- Aug 21, 2022
- 5 min
The Farce of the Youth Voice
A thousand doors ago, when I was a lonely kid, in a house in the summertime with four garages, I lay on the lawn at night for as long as I c
Veda Rodewald
- Jul 12, 2022
- 10 min
Abortions and the US: A Colonial Gambit
The United States Supreme Court has overturned the Roe v. Wade case, resulting in the surfacing of decades worth of ill-treatment and...
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