Implications of Cinderella being a self-made entrepreneur fighting to change her patriarchal society never manifest into reality.
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Keeping up With Activism: How to Be Hollywood’s Next Big Reality TV Star
By Sanjukta Bose
In an algorithm-driven world, we move on to the next thing faster than Priyanka Chopra can once again capitalize on her Brown identity.
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Suicide, COVID and Conspiracy Theories: How Far Indians Go to Avoid Discussing Mental Health
By Vaishnavi Suresh
For months after the actor's death, the media and the government harped on the naivety and sentiments of his fans for their own benefit.
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Video
‘It Can’t Be Your Whole World:’ Three Media Professionals on Beating the Comparison Game on Social Media
With trends and algorithms on social media changing every few days, can media professionals ever catch a break and go on a digital detox?
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Gender
Netflix’s “Feel Good” Will Make You Question What You Know About Addiction, Trauma and Love
The plot unquestioningly accepts its characters and their choices, never preaching to gain points for wokeness.
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Re:Set Dialogues
Climate Activist Disha Ravi on Bad Mental Health Days, Online Activism and Surviving the Pandemic
'I have severe anxiety and that's played up this year. I am working on my mental health actively.'
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Mental Health
15 Overly Dramatic Thoughts We’ve All Had in the Pandemic
If you've been constantly exhausted and questioning the meaning of life in the pandemic, these tweets will speak to your soul.
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Education
The Hush-Hush Tale of Suppressing Dissent in India’s Colleges
'It’s disheartening for students who are just trying to make their voices heard, to be told to not speak up or to be not heard.'
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Gender
Moral Education Classes in Indian Schools Are Steeped in Patriarchy and Need to Change
We need to bring conversations on sex out of the bounds of immorality.
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Health
Mental Health Is a Privilege for These ASHA Workers Battling Low Pay and No Protection
Despite multiple demands and protests for minimum wage according to labour laws, the government has not increased pay for ASHA workers.
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Well-Being
15 Ridiculously Accurate Personal Attacks Millennials Weren’t Prepared For
Did you know Gen Z finds your GIFs and obsession with Harry Potter cringeworthy?
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Gender
Britney Spears’ Conservatorship Shows How Mental Health Is Used as a Weapon Against Women
Everyone, including the media and the public, is responsible for how Britney is held at a disadvantage for her mental health challenges.
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Video
Listen, Cry and Seek Help: Three Men on How They’re Unlearning Toxic Masculinity
From "boys don't cry" to "be a man," gender stereotypes often prevent men from seeking help.
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Gender
Men Who Focus on Family Care Less Likely to Die by Suicide, Shows New Study
Encouraging men to be more active in family care can help prevent suicide.
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Inclusion
7 Books & Films to Start a Conversation About Sexuality & Gender With Your Indian Parents
Our recommendations for the next family movie night if you're looking to ease your Indian parents into LGBTQ+ concepts.
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Well-Being
15 Reasons Why Twitter Users Are Deleting Dating Apps to Date the Old-Fashioned Way
This week, Twitter users are saying no to dating apps and returning to the unconventional ways of finding love with this viral trend.
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Well-Being
Gen Z Is Fed up of Working From Home, Says New Microsoft Survey
Gen Z aren't feeling motivated and are missing out on networking opportunities.
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Self-Care
How Instagram’s Cottagecore Trend Is Helping People Escape COVID Stress And Challenge Its Colonial Roots
As you delve into the trend, you notice that the visual aesthetics of this escape are predominantly Eurocentric and white.
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Parenting
How to Support Your Teenage Child’s Social and Emotional Development
Parenting a teenager can be tricky but with patience and honesty you can form a solid relationship with them.
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The Re:Set Guide
Do’s and Don’ts When Someone Is Having an Anxiety Attack
You have to remain calm while you help someone through an anxiety attack.
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Mental Health
15 Accurate Tweets That’ll Make Introverts Go, “Omg, It Me!”
This is what goes on in in the heads of introverts.
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Health
‘Beaten and Fractured Hand:’ A Young Doctor’s Traumatic Tale of Assault Over a Patient’s Death
75% of healthcare workers in India have faced violence at work and it has only increased since the start of the pandemic.
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Health
That Last Cup of Coffee Isn’t Keeping You up but It’s Altering Your Brain, Says New Study
Researchers at the University of Basel found that abstaining from caffeine expanded the volume of gray matter.
