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It’s Official: Osho is Dead
Osho said, "Many people will come, and our work will expand incredibly beyond our ideas.” Little did he know that his ashram would fade into oblivion, or even worse become a spa.
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The Many Ballis of My Punjab
In the state looking for its next fix, Udta Punjab cuts too close to the bone.
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Breathing Behind Bars
Yoga and meditation programmes in prisons have been known to bring real rehabilitation and long term change, especially for inmates dealing with trauma
Posted inPOV
The Truth in Black & White
Don’t worry, black people! This is how we treat everyone who is not a savarna Indian male.
Posted inPop Culture
Hey Gen Y, Can You Please Cut Snapchat Some Slack?
Snapchat exemplifies everything that’s different between millennials and Gen Y. It’s created for a generation that has abandoned the term “brb” because its never offline.
Posted inGender
Sexual Harassment and the Culture of Silence
An insistence on a drink? Repeated phonecalls? Personal questions? What is sexual harassment – especially in a digital workplace – and how do you know when to speak up?
Posted inDisArré
Fringe Group of Homophobes Burn Household Appliances to Protest Grindr
The top journalists of our time go gonzo at a convention against the LGBTQ community in disguise. The stereotypes they heard were startling.
Posted inPOV
I’m a Muslim and I Can Never Go “Boo!”
I wear my religion on my sleeve – actually more like on my head in the form of a headscarf. And this happens to be a not-so-good time to be a practising Muslim.
Posted inDisArré
LEAKED! Arnab Goswami’s Letter to Indian Journalists!
India’s Banshee-in-Chief sets out a code of ethics that reminds journalists that they must refrain from questioning anything the nation doesn’t agree with.
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A Question for Those Offended by the Amazon Toilet Covers: Do You Need to Defend the Divine?
#BoycottAmazon is trending in India, after the online retailer's international platform featured Hindu deities on toilet covers. But do all-powerful, all-knowing deities really require human protection?
