A Beautiful GoodbyeThere is something peculiar about building something you know you will have to dismantle. For months, bamboo scaffolds rise from empty plots. Artisans arrive with their brushes, their tools, their halOct 19 · 4 min readtsgblog.iitkgp.ac.in
Ankle-Deep After AllThe water was there when she put her feet down. Cold, almost felt like sharp needles on her soft feet. It rose over her ankles and Amaya sat frozen, staring at her pale toes beneath the surface. She rOct 10 · 5 min readtsgblog.iitkgp.ac.in
BE LIKE DORYShe grew up moving. New city every couple of years, new school, the whole cycle starting over. She listed it out so flatly we nearly missed what she was telling us. The first year somewhere she'd be tSep 11 · 8 min readtsgblog.iitkgp.ac.in
Nobody Told Us the Goalposts Would Keep MovingThere is a particular kind of quiet that settles over IIT Kharagpur at 4 am. It is not the quiet of midnight. It is the quiet of hundreds of rooms with the lights still on, of half-finished assignmentSep 10 · 6 min readtsgblog.iitkgp.ac.in
Carrying It Past June Pride doesn't end when the month does, and neither does the work of building a campus where queer students feel safe, seen, and supported. What He Carried Alone Every June, campuses perform an allyshJun 30 · 10 min readtsgblog.iitkgp.ac.in
