Gayatri Jayaraman

An excerpt from Gayatri Jayaraman's book, Who Me, Poor?

The Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill 2016 is a lost opportunity and an exercise in moral crusading.

Manida was never an artist past his prime, he was always an artist in the moment, in the day, in the age, till the day he died.

A man with the purchasing power and no questions will never reach his optimal per capita consumption of thought.

To do so is to dismantle a social structure of support for systems of learning.

The Supreme Court has reduced the polymorphic religion to a bunch of meaningless myths.

Come drought or flood, the blessings of Shirdi far outweigh the impact of climate change.

Is the entire definition of liberalism to rest only on the majority faith?

I have been handed a never-before opportunity to lighten my darkened skin and I will be jumping at it. Join me in this exciting journey to change my life.

Ai Weiwei answers the question after we meet three Pakistanis in Greece.

Much of the outrage at AWW’s pose comes from believing that that one image is all he has to offer.

To women who just don’t give a damn.

Her pain was open. The property dispute, messy accusations, dissolution of any passionate relationship was not easy.