Tweeps Roast Donald Trump As He Calls Kim Jong-Un’s Letter ‘Nice’ Without Even Opening It
'It’s a good example of Schrodinger’s letter. It is both opened and closed at the same time'
Author: Kanishk Singh
Papua New Guinea Has A Savage Strategy To Combat Fake News, Ban Facebook For A Month
Papua New Guinea has become the first country to plan a nationwide gag in response to the Cambridge Analytica data scandal
Why You Shouldn’t Be Afraid Of Bats Over The Nipah Virus Outbreak
UAE has banned the import of fresh produce, including mangoes, dates and bananas – the bats’ preferred fruits — from Kerala
Why Saudi Arabia Is Cracking Down On Women Activists Despite Stepping Towards Genders Equality
In the past two weeks, Saudi Arabia has arrested 11 women's rights activists including many bloggers and campaigners with a large social media presence
Why The Irish Want To Name Their Abortion Law After A Woman Of Indian Origin
Doctors had told Savita Halappanavar that she was not at risk and denied aborting her pregnancy because "Ireland is a Catholic country"
Threats, Extortion And Murder: The Dark Side of Queer Dating Apps In India
It wasn’t until the murder of 21-year-old Delhi University student Ayush Nautiyal that the spotlight shifted towards the Indian LGBTQ+
What Is Wrong With Us? Kathua Rape Victim’s Name Is Now Trending On A Porn Site
The search term was trending in the Indian version of the site which supposedly means Indians are searching for porn videos using the Kathua victim's name
5 Reasons Why Every Indian Feminist Must Read Maya Angelou
Google celebrated her 90th birth anniversary with a doodle set to her poem Still I Rise