(This report has been released by AOW: The NLS Feminist Alliance and has been republished with permission) Introduction A large part of what makes National Law School of India University a…
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This piece was written by Megha Mehta (Batch of 2019). This article attempts to document my experiences as a ‘Lone Female Traveler’-aka, the LFT. Once a rare species, this creature…
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This article has been written by Sakhi Shah (Batch of 2017). I’ve been asking myself (and being asked by others) a lot lately: Am I allowed to forgive someone who…
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This article was written by Mukta Joshi (Batch of 2019) and Radhika Goyal (Batch of 2019). “When in Rome, do as the Romans do,” they say, but for those studying…
8 CommentsDear All, Exciting things have been happening here at Quirk. For starters, we’ve finally gotten with the times and moved the magazine online (watch out, Buzzfeed!). We are introducing many…
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This article was written by Shrikant Wad (Batch of 2016, MPP). “The essence of policy lies in common human spaces. No matter how we differ, we all share common spaces…
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This article was written by Gyalten Tsering (Batch of 2014). “Donald Trump cannot win”, “he is not ready”, “he doesn’t understand”, “he has no policies”, “he is not Presidential” (whatever…
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This article was written by Aradhya Sethia (Batch of 2017). This article is not about how to write a good project, nor is it about how to scam it well.…
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This piece was written by Padmini Baruah (Batch of 2016). Over the past two months, many incidents have brought to our notice the debate over the question of whether it…
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This piece was written by Megha Mehta (Batch of 2019) One morning, if you were to summon the courage to wake up early (or if you were to involuntarily wake…
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