When my mental health was terrible, my previous job moved me to a part time role which paid less money only adding to my anxiety.
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Why Grind Culture and Perfectionism Are Toxic, Ableist Concepts
By Farah Maneckshaw
Resting is a privilege, but also a radical act in a world that constantly shames us for it.
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Why Woke One Liners Aren’t Enough for This Pseudo-Feminist Retelling of ‘Cinderella’
By Akanksha Mishra
Implications of Cinderella being a self-made entrepreneur fighting to change her patriarchal society never manifest into reality.
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Gender
The Rape of a 9-Year-Old Dalit Girl Shows Why India Can’t Ignore Caste-Based Violence
According to the 2018 Crime in India report, there is a violent crime committed against a Dalit every 15 minutes.
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Well-Being
10 Wholesome Moments From the Tokyo Olympics That Will Make Your Day
We've got the best sporting moments from the Tokyo Olympics that have redefined what the event stands for.
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Re:Set Dialogues
Raihan Rajiv Vadra on Finding His Voice and the Lessons He Has Learned From Photography
After Raihan Rajiv Vadra’s photography exhibit opened to rave reviews, we caught up with him to talk about how he's challenging himself as a photographer.
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The Re:Set Guide
Stop Ghosting: How to Have An Awkward Conversation Like An Adult
Being ghosted leaves a person hanging, questioning what went wrong and if it was their fault it ended.
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Well-Being
Why Bagging the Bronze at the Olympics Can Make Athletes Happier Than Winning Silver
Instead of comparing ourselves with others, we should focus on how we exceed our own expectations.
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The Re:Set Guide
Right or Left: How Political Ideology Is Affecting the Way We Work
'I now need the assurance that the company I work for is progressive. I research its history and investors before I even apply.'
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Well-Being
15 Relatable Tweets About COVID Scares We’ve All Had
Is it just breathlessness or COVID-19? People are tweeting how everything feels like a COVID scare these days.
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Health
‘Was It as Bad as I Remember It?’ The Second Wave of COVID-19 Has Deeply Scarred Indians
Months after the loss of family members, many Indians are grappling with a diverse range of emotions.
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Health
New Study Links COVID-19 to Decrease in Intelligence
The deficit in intelligence for people who were put on ventilator support could be equated to a drop of 7 IQ points.
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Well-Being
It’s Not Me, It’s You: What You Need to Know About Breaking up With a Friend Over Politics
Coping with the loss of a long time friend over ideology can be a confusing and unsettling experience.
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Gender
15 Painfully Relatable Period Tweets All Menstruators Will Agree With
Being a menstruator is all about being stuck in an endless cycle of misery and pain. And these tweeps get us!
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Gender
Influencers Are Bringing Casteism to Social Media and Bahujans Have Had Enough
Even when influencers apologize or take down their casteist content after being called out, the apology comes off as a bad PR strategy.
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Re:Set Dialogues
From Trolling to Domestic Abuse: A Lawyer Explains the Steps Women Can Take Against Harassment
When can you file a complaint against online harassment? Is it only domestic abuse when there's physical violence involved?
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Education
There’s Unreal Stress on Indian Students Abroad. The Pandemic Is Making It Worse.
It's common for students to experience concerns around self-esteem and heightened anxiety in a new environment.
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The Re:Set Guide
How to Deal With the Grief of Losing Someone to COVID-19 When the World Seems to Be Moving On
'The anxiety is not coming from what can happen, but from what has already happened.'
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Gender
This New Invention to Fight the ‘Obesity Epidemic’ Only Perpetuates Food Shaming
Despite the significant strides in the fight to normalize all bodies, society's obsession with our bodies and what we eat continues unabated.
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Gender
How Investing in Cryptocurrency Is Helping Women Find Financial Independence
Women are using earnings from cryptocurrency for everything from college fees to insurance against their marriages.
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Mental Health
Meet the Indian Artists Normalizing Conversations Around Mental Health Through Comics
Young artists are channeling their own lived experiences through comics to destigmatize mental health.
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Mental Health
Making of an Online Troll: New Study Shows the Defining Traits
The study showed that more women viewed trolling as a dysfunctional activity while men were more likely to view it as functional.
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Re:Set Dialogues
Life Lessons These Dads Learned From Their Fathers That They’re Passing on to Their Kids
From practical advice to life lessons, here's what some dads are teaching their kids.
