The Weight Of Silence: Why Sonam Wangchuk’s Protest Kept Me Awake At Night by Jay Jaydev July 19, 2026 The last few nights, I could barely sleep. A deep sense of fear and anxiety was sitting on my chest.... Read moreDetails
Odisha Textbook Fiasco: How Middle Class Quietly Buying Its Way Out Of State Failure by Jay Jaydev July 2, 2026 In line with the much-publicised NEP 2020, Odisha’s schoolchildren are getting a world-class education in one subject the syllabus forgot... Read moreDetails
Dated Rituals & Our Unquestioning Acceptance by Jay Jaydev February 22, 2026 The past few weeks have been unbearably hectic—marked by shock, grief, and strain. A string of medical emergencies involving a... Read moreDetails
Opinion Deluge And How It’s Shaping Us by Jay Jaydev May 13, 2025 Many of us remember the national English dailies of the past decades and their celebrated editors. Our fathers insisted that... Read moreDetails
Couch Patriots, Are We A Victim Of The Framing Effect? by Jay Jaydev May 11, 2025 In 1972, my father brought home gifts for my sister and me from his trip. Two books, the Ramayana and... Read moreDetails
Ranveer Allahbadia To Udit Narayan: Are We Making Non-Issues An Issue? by Jay Jaydev February 12, 2025 A New Year party, an hour past midnight, euphoria dying down, a couple mildly drunk were seen dancing alone to... Read moreDetails
Why Likes Of Odisha BJP MLA Prakash Sethi Are Here To Stay by Jay Jaydev November 28, 2024 Cuttack Sadar MLA Prakash Sethi’s English speech at Bali Jatra inauguration has gone Viral……the caption shrieked from the rooftop. Bali... Read moreDetails
Where Curiosity Ends by Jay Jaydev May 22, 2024 The morning of May 20, as I was sharing my morning cup of tea with my mother, she started chatting... Read moreDetails
How Are You, Really? by Jay Jaydev April 22, 2024 Today is the 3rd day since Mohanty Babu passed away from a sudden cardiac arrest. A midlevel executive in a... Read moreDetails
What Do You Do? The Risk-Benefit Model For Striking A Conversation by Jay Jaydev March 17, 2024 It was still fifteen minutes to daybreak. Usually, in the winter season, you don’t expect many people in this part... Read moreDetails