I still remember the first day I met someone filthy rich. It was the first term of my first year at Warwick, and I was talking to some new friends in the kitchen in the flat below mine. And then in he walked. The smell of his expensive cologne slapped...
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On 26 March 1972, a young girl called Mathura, aged between 14 and 16, was raped by those meant to protect her: two police constables named Tukaram and Ganpat. The horrific moment sent a tremor of fear and rage down the spine of India’s population, and a wave of outraged...
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Four years ago, Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Little Women was released in cinemas, and it became an instant classic for the holiday season. With its warm colour palette and scenes of family and love, the movie is the embodiment of comfort and warmth. It follows the story of four girls...
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Anvesha Kosamia explores the idea of the 'tortured artist'. Why are artists so miserable? And can anything be done to help?
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