Shreya Ghosh

The recent sexual harassment case in one of the renowned Film Institute in Kolkata exposed how sensitive matters like this are handled in social institutions in India. The attention had not only shifted from the problem but the college was in news for all the wrong reasons – disunion among students, in-house clashes in the administration, and a horrible...

India had been an incessant witness to its culture where birthdays meant waking up early, touching the feet of elders, celebrating the joy of an added glory with homemade dishes ingratiating motherly love and putting on the very traditional ‘tilak’ on forehead. Parents were feared and more importantly valued enough to imbued a sense of responsibility in children from a...

India since Independence has succeeded a lot in the field of science and technology. Beginning from devising our own satellites and its manufacturing competences to being one of the most significant nuclear powers in the World, India takes pride in self-sufficiency in the face of an emerging economy. But the social aspect of our Nation remains below par till...

When Union HRD Minister Smriti Irani had proposed back in March’16 about employing retiring junior commissioned officers and soldiers as physical training mentors at central government schools, the motivation behind her idea did not solely lie in the physical and mental influence the soldiers were going to have on children. It was also about inculcating a spirit of patriotism...

It wasn’t long when the eminent scientist, Stephen Hawking, confessed during an interview that despite holding a doctorate degree in Physics and having unraveled some of the secrets of universe what baffled him the most is the mysterious nature of women. Pitifully, women have been compared to subjects and books and what not as history records. Understanding women have been...