The largest democracy in the world decriminalising same-sex relations was huge, but it started with the determination of one couple.
In the wake of fake news inspired lynchings, India is cracking down
As the spread of Fake News in India has caused the deaths of many, the platforms who offer the service are scrambling to stop the flow of it.
Nepal: In the mountains of Lower Mustang – Part two: Altitude is not my friend
In part two, our guide walks deeper into the mountains, battling the elements to venture further away from civilisation, and ultimately, himself.
TBS Travelogue: Lost but spiritually found in Pune
One person’s perceptions were changed after an encounter with a rickshaw driver on the harsh streets of Pune.
The blockade that crippled Nepal
Nepal: a beautiful country beset by recent constitutional strife, natural disasters and a crippling blockade…but Everestian change is on the horizon – Lachlan R. Dale
26th January: India and Australia – A story of two colonies
With today marking both Australia Day and Indian Republic Day, Chetna Prakash has bore witness to the differing hangovers of colonisation.
Human rights abuse remains a global issue
With the Syrian refugee crisis continuing to dominate headlines, Ugur Nedim directs us to other current examples of human rights abuses worthy of our attention.
A new Australian citizen’s crisis of identity
New Australian citizen Chetna Prakash reflects on the many places she has called home and the correlation between citizenship and identity.
