Reflections

Assam stands at a fragile crossroads of grief and silence. Losing Zubeen Da has bound millions in mourning yet left us aching and bare. He dreamt of an Assam united beyond caste, creed, colour, or faith, where love outshines division. If we meet one another with empathy and hold hands through the darkness, Assam will rise again, not in spite of this pain, but because of it.

What is Women's Day, really? Why on 8th March? Why not some other date? Every year, we hear the same recycled debates—“Every day is...

There’s a peculiar irony in how patriarchy reacts when you show it a mirror. Instead of reflecting, it recoils—and then it attacks....

Governance impacts millions of lives, yet its communication often struggles to connect. Policy reports brim with data, while public...

We’ve all met him—the self-proclaimed office enforcer who believes his sheer force of personality is the moral backbone of the team. He’s...

“I will not tell you. It will mess up your judgement.” This was the dismissive reply a woman received from a male colleague when she...

When most people hear the word “design,” they imagine it as art—a burst of creativity splashed onto a canvas, a screen, or a product. But...

It’s a regular Tuesday morning in a small village in Bihar. Geeta, a farmer’s wife, receives a text message in Hindi about water...

In the realm of communication, there exists a persistent misunderstanding: the belief that content is king, and design is just its...

Here’s a fun fact: We spend nearly one-third of our lives at work . That’s a staggering amount of time to share ideas, solve problems,...

Imagine this: Ramesh, a government officer in a district office in Madhya Pradesh, is tasked with implementing a new digital land records...