The Red Flower

Menstruation is an integral part of the lives of women, yet it is shrouded by misconceptions and stereotypes. What are the consequences of this hushing and shushing, and how does it affect us as a society? Why should we be talking more about periods? Originally published in The Girl Up DTU WordPress website on 7th July, 2020.

Reciprocity

When someone hurts us, our first instinct is to hurt them back. But we fail to show the same amount of reciprocity when someone displays an act of goodness.

Leaning In

“I want my son to have a choice to contribute fully in the workforce or at home, and I want my daughter to have the choice to not just succeed, but to be liked for her accomplishments.” -Sheryl Sandberg Originally published on Girl Up DTU blog.

Why the World is Not Ready to End Yet

The world was on the brink of a World War, there were riots and protests all over the world for various reasons, and finally the cherry on top- the novel Coronavirus. Given how we started off this year, one would think that the apocalypse that was predicted to occur in 2012 is materializing now in... Continue Reading →

The Ancient through a Contemporary Lens

We've all heard ancient epics that have come down the ages from our parents and grandparents, and we've heard many versions of the same. But how relevant are these stories in modern times, and how are they being retold to suit this generation and its ideals better? Originally published in Edition 48 of DTU Times (Page 35).

New Year, Not So New Me

The current interpretation of New Year's resolutions is overrated and needs redefinition to fit the utopic idea of "New Year, New Me". Read on to know more! Originally published in Edition 49 of DTU Times (Page 36).

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