What 50 years of UG graduation data at IIT Bombay tells us about diversity, access and educational opportunities at elite Institutions.
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Have the IITs done enough to obliterate the lingering traces of patriarchy in their internal ecosystem?
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An intimate story of being gay at IITB in the ’80s, and the far-reaching impact of a friendship forged here.
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This land — a billion versions of reality and a never-ending raucous multitude of stories eagerly waiting to be noticed. Step briefly into the author’s skin and embark on a …
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2020Current IssueDiversity and Inclusion
Racism’s Challenges: Participating in the Global Civil Rights Dialogue
by Vinay Karleby Vinay KarleAn enlightening panel discussion focused on why racism should be discussed now and why is it relevant for IIT alumni.
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Gender inclusivity from the perspective of women in workplaces and what we can do as influencers.
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A teenager with ADHD navigates his way through the adult world with surprising dexterity.
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On belonging and values that can only be deeply felt.
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2020Current IssueDiversity and Inclusion
“Why Live Silently? When You have the Right to Hear!”
by Shruti Guptaby Shruti GuptaHow believing in oneself is the first step toward overcoming any form of physical disability.
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A satirical take on the rhetoric of our ruling elite and who really gets a seat at the table.
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How power and dominance are exercised by dominant groups in India, dehumanising the ‘powerless’ and reducing them to the status of scavengers yet again.
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Some stories stay with you. They live in your imagination and become a part of you. One such story was Goopi Gayne Bagha Bayne, a delightful tale I first heard …
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While he was getting up, a duck hopped into his school bag pocket, without his notice.
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The broad purpose of art could be that of enriching the viewer with new experiences and perspectives, thus taking ahead our intellectual evolution, which we call ‘culture’!
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Books are the windows to fantastic and magical worlds! Keep the windows open!” Children who read grow up to become adults who think.
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Sita, the heroine of the Ramayana, the great Indian epic, was found in a furrow by her father King Janak. The name Sita is derived from the Sanskrit word seeta …
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An irreverent, satirical, action-filled romp through Heaven, Hell and that little world in between. Laugh out loud as you read this delightful fantasy about Ari Havenmark matching wits with humans, …
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The year is 2020. The entire world is occupied by a deadly virus. Well not entirely! One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders.
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Food sustains life. But, what if you cannot trust the hand that feeds you?
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