Opinion

Blog | Why Radhika Yadav Case Should Force Us To Redefine 'Honour' Killings

That people have turned Radhika's case into a Hindu-Muslim debate on social media only shows how narrow our definition of honour killing is.

Blog | Is Your Hobby Worth Anything? No? Find Something Else

When did hobbies become an intellectual contest among peers? Why can humans, bred and raised on social media, not simply enjoy and be and, as my good friend says, pluck grass in a green field with not a thought to spare?

Blog | 7 Productive Things To Do Instead Of Staring At Your Wife On Sundays

Stop caring. Empathy and compassion are draining for you mentally. Focus on that spreadsheet, PPT, charts and graphics on your screen that will make your boss millions of buckaroos instead.

Blog | Australia's Under-16 Social Media Ban: Barking Up The Wrong Tree

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said about the social media ban proposal that it was for the mums and dads who were always worried about social media. Great. But there are pitfalls too.

Blog | This Is What Happened When I Ditched E-Payments For Cash

By mid-month, I'd check my bank account and would be overcome by a wave of dread. My expenses had skyrocketed.

Blog | George R.R. Martin's 'Meltdown' And The Bane Of Bad TV Adaptations

Those calling Martin unprofessional for criticising HoTD adaptation may do well to remember that authors disliking their screen adaptations is nothing new.

Opinion | Stree 2, And Why 'Simple Feminism' Is Enough Sometimes

Sometimes, we do need a message that's clear, direct, and leaves no room for doubt. Stree 2 does just that.

Opinion | Imane Khelif, And The Scourge Of 'Transvestigators'

The kind of bullying and abuse Olympic boxer Imane Khelif has been subjected to makes one thing clear: in the age of social media, misinformation is easiest to amplify when it's rooted in misogyny, transphobia and racism.