Voices
Like Telling a Caged Bird to Soar Higher
Change those worlds, and sexuality stops echoing limits.
By Ratnaboli Ray
April 15, 2026
Trans Lives and Futures in India and South Africa, Part 1
… trans lives are not always lived under the umbrella of socio-cultural identities deemed worthy of protection …
By Kanika Batra
April 15, 2026
April 15, 2026
Where Do I Play?: Understanding the Transgender Body in Sport through “Football is a Pleasure that Hurts”
I had hoped to play through the pain of it all.
By Imaan Hegde
March 17, 2026
’Twas Once a Blogger’s World
In late 2004, in my first year of college, a school friend emailed me a link to something she called…
By Vani Viswanathan
March 17, 2026
Never Absolutely
Digital intimacy is not always obvious or visible, but a lingering trace.
By Rajlakshmi B
March 17, 2026
Lost and Found on the Internet: Reimagining Intimacy, Risk and Survival
Maintaining the streak meant maintaining contact
By Niv, Vanshika Gupta, Anjani Chadha
Screens, Swipes and Ephemeral Intimacies
The convergence of technology and romance opens up a complex network of possibilities…
By Himani Bajaj
March 17, 2026
Safe Screens, Safe Relationships – Ground Realities from Meri Trustline
Digital abuse is not merely a technical or legal issue, but an emotional and social experience.
By Salman Mujawar
The Illusion of Connection and Choice in the Digital World
People are becoming lonelier, and their desire for connection, stronger.
By Aratrika Datta
February 17, 2026
Digital Intimacies, Gendered Exposure, and the Violence of Virality
Intimacy – whether sexual, emotional, or relational – cannot be treated as raw material for consumption without consequence
By Daraa Patel
February 17, 2026
On “Knowing too Much”: Intimacy, Visibility, and Peer Surveillance in Rural Digital Life
In such a setting, intimacy becomes the surveillance infrastructure.
February 17, 2026
Can’t Help Blending With You
…something truer than thought starts to climb upwards.
By Taarina Therese Chandiramani
February 17, 2026