InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·May 23, 2020Fear Isn’t The Enemy: Crucial Lessons from Ravish Kumar’s ‘The Free Voice’By Stuti S.: “In India, this isn’t just a gripping book; it’s a tool kit.”A response icon1A response icon1
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·Sep 6, 2018Getting To Know My Late Grandfather Through His Book CollectionSecond-hand books, first-hand stories.
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·Sep 5, 2018The State Tried To Silence Writers, Indians Responded With #MyAntiNationalBookshelfPhotos of bookshelves that’ll surely make the govt. uncomfortable
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·Sep 4, 2018Reading And Releasing — The Healing Power Of Crying With WordsOn reading, releasing and healing.
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·Aug 6, 2018Why Reading The Qu'ran Matters In Today's Unsettled TimesAn interpretation freed from the dead weight of classical commentaries.
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·Jul 6, 2018I Participated In A Conversation About Porn — And It Moved MeIt is such a joy to see women say the words you wouldn't expect them to say in our cloistered social climate.A response icon1A response icon1
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·Jun 24, 2018Nanette: The Power of Pain[A] testament that the cost of some of the world's most memorable punchlines is often an entire life of pain.
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·Jun 5, 2018How I Wrote 'Ninja Nani'By Lavanya S. Karthik: The story behind the feminist crime-fighting star of my children's book series.
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·Jun 1, 2018Writer Richa Kaul Padte On India's Bhabhi Fetish, Masturbating To A Book, And More"The reason Savita Patel is so relatable is because like all real women, she lives in the grey areas."
InThe ReaderbyThe Reader·May 31, 2018Behind Viral Tweets & Trends: The Wire's Karnika Kohli On Anxiety, Social Media & MoreIt is easy to forget that the person behind that Twitter handle is someone who will evolve with time, make mistakes and learn from them.